Can China cope with its changing family structure? | IN 60 SECONDS

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AEI's Nicholas Eberstadt explains that China's "one child" policy has created a population crisis in China with widespread repercussions.
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[@hunterdekovoltdu0137]

Just one question, where they will live ?

[@shieldmaiden3760]

Why is no one talking about the merit system anymore? That's the biggest issue in China right now other than the matter of Hong Kong.

[@Io-ns8rm]

toast

[@dosomething3]

You just wasted 60 seconds of my life. I have no idea what you just said. The new generation of kids have no uncles are aunts or networks? Why not?

[@RealAnthonyWest]

China has a "one child" policy. So each family has been two parents and one kid for awhile. As each generation goes on and each parent only has one kid, no one in China has any siblings, aunts, uncles, or cousins.

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

...You never knew about the decades-long one-child policy???

[@alainborgrave6772]

What about family breakdown in the west ?

[@camdaman1064]

Seriously. They’re breaking down the nuclear family everywhere. It’s all apart of the globalist plan. The nuclear family is communism’s kryptonite. Can’t brainwash a kid that has strong moral values that he gets from HIS/HER mother and father. Best of luck to you all. I hope each one of you wakes up and sees what’s going on, how China is destroying us from within.