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Not everyone in China is unprepared for Beijing’s three-child policy change, meet those planning for more babies



Li Fangfang is waiting for a court verdict and an apology.

The 33-year-old woman from Hangzhou, in east China’s Zhejiang province, was fired from her government office job in 2020 for having a third child, breaking Chinese government policy at that time, despite being repeatedly warned by her supervisors.

Six months later China has issued a major policy shift allowing couples to have up to three children, scrapping a two-child limit, hoping to tackle the issue of an ageing population.

Li has…



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