Chinese women’s rights and interests will be better protected as a law revision was passed by China’s top legislature on Sunday, specifying measures to promote gender equality and ensure that women enjoy equal rights with men in the political, economic, cultural, social and other fields.
Inspired by inclusive family planning policy, young Chinese expect a fertility-friendly society
By Li Qiao and Huang Lanlan Source: Global Times Published: 2020/12/15 21:43:40
Parents holding their children play in the square of a residential community in Nanjing, capital of East China s Jiangsu Province. Photo: VCG
After having two daughters, 43-year-old father Yu Zhongquan in Dalian, Northeast China s Liaoning Province, welcomed his third son in July.
It is just better to have both girls and boys in my family, he told the Global Times, emphasizing that he loves his daughters very much. Our family s economic condition can support more children. Although breaking the second-child policy, my wife and I also wanted a third kid, so we have him, Yu said.