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China Dealing with Population Crisis as Chinese Women Rejects Pregnancy Incentives

Now that China’s birth rate has dropped to a critical level, the Chinese government is encouraging women to get married and have more children but many refuse to do so. China’s birth rate has been in a free fall since 2017 despite the scrapping of the government’s previously enforced one-child policy in 2015. As current […]

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