Abortion In China
From the beginning of recorded history, the amount of children produced by humans has had many answers. From how God has wanted humans to flourish and have many children to the classic American household to have two to three children. The One Child Policy in China has taken these ways from the universe to a different level. Even though this law has benefits to China, in reality this law is dysfunctional and chaotic. The practice of having one child in China has a negative impact on the community because it leads to forced abortions, causes an unequal gender ratio, and results in high suicide rates. Most importantly, the practice of having one child in China is harmful to the community because the unequal male to female ratio leads to an
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For instance, one resource says “The suicide rate in China is bigger than most other countries because of the stress buildup” (“10 Biggest Pros and Cons”). This clearly shows that children in China have higher stress rates than normal than other children in different countries. Another website shows “According to tradition, parents stay with their child when they get old. A man has to take care of his parents, the parents of the wife, and even the wife if she is not working” (“8 Major Pros and Cons”). Therefore, stress in men tend to spike up when having to take care of so many people. The majority of men in China have a higher amount of stress than men in other countries because of how many people these men have to take care of. This can also result in suicide from all the stress and demands. Finally, the last piece of evidence states “The same stress can also be because of work. This is one reason so many people in the country barely live from one check to another, despite the country recording unpredicted economic growth” (“8 Major Pros and Cons”). This makes people realize that even though there is economic growth in China, men are having spikes of stress and barely get enough money to take care of everyone that the men have to take care of. This leads to the road of great suicide rates and crazy amounts of stress buildup for men in China. This states that the stress buildup can lead to stress buildup, increased suicide rates, and sometimes men can go mad with the
For instance, one resource says “The suicide rate in China is bigger than most other countries because of the stress buildup” (“10 Biggest Pros and Cons”). This clearly shows that children in China have higher stress rates than normal than other children in different countries. Another website shows “According to tradition, parents stay with their child when they get old. A man has to take care of his parents, the parents of the wife, and even the wife if she is not working” (“8 Major Pros and Cons”). Therefore, stress in men tend to spike up when having to take care of so many people. The majority of men in China have a higher amount of stress than men in other countries because of how many people these men have to take care of. This can also result in suicide from all the stress and demands. Finally, the last piece of evidence states “The same stress can also be because of work. This is one reason so many people in the country barely live from one check to another, despite the country recording unpredicted economic growth” (“8 Major Pros and Cons”). This makes people realize that even though there is economic growth in China, men are having spikes of stress and barely get enough money to take care of everyone that the men have to take care of. This leads to the road of great suicide rates and crazy amounts of stress buildup for men in China. This states that the stress buildup can lead to stress buildup, increased suicide rates, and sometimes men can go mad with the