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Thursday 22 March 2012

scarcity of women in China due to the one child policy

Dear All,

The artcle below deals with scarcity of women in China due to the one child policy and chinese preference for boy child like in India.

In India too, the problem of scarce women in states like Haryana, have lead to the men from this state buying/marrying girls from other states, even men in one family marrying a single woman leading tp polyandry, in the years to come polyandry may be the solution to scarce women.This has also lead to increase in number of rapes in the NCR areas,as these hard up guys pick up n kidnap women.
Help the Chinese...In recent years, the kindergarten has been getting more and more boys.Since the late 1970s Chinese couples have been allowed just one child- and most parents here prefer to have a son.
China is worried about what may happen in 20 years or so when these kids grow up and start trying to settle down.
An official estimate says that, by 2020, there may be 30 million men of marriageable age who will not be able to find a wife
The gender imbalance has various causes. Abortions on female fetuses are believed to be widespread as couples, particularly in rural areas, hope for a son who will look after them in their old age. There is
also suspected under-reporting of female births.
On China's tropical island of Hainan, you get an idea of the problems
the country might face in a bachelor-heavy future.
In a small village, made up of shacks and pig pens, there are already
too many men, and not enough women.
Liu Yaxiao introduces his three brothers - all in their 30s, all unmarried.
They were born before the one child policy began - but they still
cannot find anyone to marry.
All the single women left their village long ago in search of work.
At home they have to cook for themselves. That is embarrassing in a
country where women are expected to make the food.
The brothers eat lunch by themselves.
They keep an eye on the main road - in case any eligible women wander
by. But the road is empty.

In years to come, for the single men of China, things will only get worse.

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