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20 million "disappeared" baby girls due to China's one-child policy led to women's skepticism towards Beijing's current pro-birth initiatives.
China's one-child policy (1980-2015) left a significant impact on many women who were born during this time, leading to an estimated 20 million "disappeared" baby girls due to sex-selective abortions or infanticide.
The heavy consequences for having an unauthorized second child under the policy have caused some women to view Beijing's current pro-birth agenda with skepticism.
As China shifts from a one-child to a three-child policy, women who faced harsh penalties under the previous policy remain resistant to government pro-birth initiatives.
Experts cite low fertility desire, high child-raising costs, and a climbing infertility rate as the primary obstacles to reversing China's shrinking population.
Despite Beijing's attempts to foster a pro-birth culture through slogans and policy incentives, many women remain unconvinced that having children is purely a personal choice and not dictated by policy.
20 millones de niñas "desaparecidos" debido a la política de un solo hijo de China llevó al escepticismo de las mujeres hacia las actuales iniciativas pro-nacimiento de Beijing.