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On the One-Child Policy of China: Reading Ma Jian’s Novel The Dark Road
Yuen Fung Howard Choy
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China
100%
One-child Policy
100%
Birth Control
66%
Dioxins
33%
Selling
33%
Husband
33%
China's Economy
33%
Hunan Province
33%
Violence
33%
Environmental Pollution
33%
Heavily Polluted
33%
Beggars
33%
Sterilization
33%
Rural Hinterlands
33%
Yangtze River
33%
Big Cities
33%
Special Economic Zones
33%
Abortion
33%
Gender Issues
33%
Infertility
33%
Control Practices
33%
Contraception
33%
Three Gorges Dam
33%
Cruelty
33%
Criminal Gangs
33%
Peasant Women
33%
Peasant Family
33%
Reproductive Justice
33%
Population Problems
33%
Birth Planning
33%
Schoolteacher
33%
Reproductive Rights
33%
Disabled children
33%
Planning Authorities
33%
Chinese Sturgeon
33%
Arts and Humanities
China
100%
Birth Control
50%
Beggars
25%
Tao
25%
Gangs
25%
descendant
25%
Cruelty
25%
Peasant Woman
25%
Reproductive Rights
25%
Gender Issue
25%
Chinese
25%
Social Sciences
China
100%
Birth Control
50%
Chinese
25%
Justice
25%
Reproductive Rights
25%
Population Problem
25%
Disabled Children
25%
Peasant Woman
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
One-Child Policy
100%
Dioxin
33%
Reproductive Rights
33%
Gang
33%
Gender Issue
33%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
China
100%
Dioxin
25%
Environmental Pollution
25%