sherryleio
China
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Thanks, Zars, I love doing such puzzles, it's fun. Well, it took me five minutes or so to get myself on the right track, and then total 10 minutes or so, I worked out the whole course. We tied in the game, lol, joking. As to your question, well, it depends on what cases are. If the pregnancy is an accident, and they decide not having it, then the mother goes to the hospital and has an abortion. I know, I know, abortion is a very controversial subject, it is illegal in some countries. But if the pregnancy is planned, and they often do anything to keep this child, like hide in somewhere, or relative's place, some may make it, give birth to the baby successfully, and pay a fine when the baby is born. Some may end up going to hospital to have a forced abortion, especially where the birth control is taken pretty seriously. Even the fine, it various in different places, often big cities are much higher than the small towns and countrysides, this is because the income is quite different. If you know China more, you will get to know that the gap between the poor and the rich is getting larger and larger, while charity is not so popular as that in some western countries, it is getting improved though. Even though I do not agree with Indian's more kids, more better, I don't think one kid is good for the kid's growing. The only kid often thinks he or she is the center of the world. To be honest, I thought of having another kid a few years ago, but gave it up, for two reasons, one is the huge fine, neither of me or my hubby is boss, lol; another reason, it is also hard for us to raise another kid in such situation, the expenditure for education and something like that is so high. Some changes indicate that the birth control is getting loose, so maybe it is not long for us to see Chinese families with two children. Children is our hope.
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