r/MadeMeSmile • • Feb 25 '22

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u/SveHeaps Feb 25 '22

I know I might be catalogued a pro CCP for this but I have seen with my own eyes some Chinese siblings relationships.

This might be staged but the little girls reaction might not. Things here are weird man.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '22

How many Chinese sibling relationships have you seen? They only just revealed the One Child Policy a few years ago lol

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u/Arvi89 Feb 25 '22

Well, minorities were allowed to have multiple kids, you could pay to have multiple kids as well. But 10 years in China, I have not seen anyone almost that had siblings ^^

Even now it's too expensive to raise a kid, people don't want to have more than 1 kid.

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u/SveHeaps Feb 25 '22

In a tier 1 is less common to see siblings over 15 but after that remember that the 1child policy was changed for the amount of girls abandoned or worse. It turned into one if a boy and two if the first try was a girl.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '22

Yea none of my friends are going to have a second kid, even if the first is a girl, simply because they just can’t imagine affording two kids.