Only Hope: Coming of Age Under China s One-Child Policy
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Only Hope: Coming of Age Under China s One-Child Policy

by Vanessa L. Fong

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A sociological study of how China's one-child policy influenced education, family life, and the aspirations of urban youth.

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Only Hope examines the social and educational consequences of China's one-child policy for the generation born under it.

The book draws on fieldwork and interviews to explore how families and young people adapted to new demographic realities.

It considers the pressures and opportunities created by smaller families and shifting expectations in urban China.

Readers gain insight into the interplay between state policy, family decisions, and individual aspirations.

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