Population ratio in China
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Population ratio in China

by Eri
(Japan)

In China there is a very serious problem with the gender bias that many Chinese parents want to have a male child rather than a female child. It is said this is because of the “one child policy.”

Due to this policy, many Chinese mothers want to have successors and in China when girls get married, the parents on the woman''s side have to prepare many things and the biggest thing that they need is money to deposit to the husband’s family.

In the future, since many male children are born, there will be a lack of marriage partners because the ratio between males to females is 7 to 1.

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