China, India grapple with the consequences too many men

Re:China, India grapple with the consequences too many men by ggg9990 on Monday April 23, 2018 @08:38PM (#16908846)

Gender equality in China is much better after decades of the one child policy. Businessmen who would have raised their sons to take their place raised their daughters that way with no sons.

I work with powerful Chinese businesswomen and they are no nonsense tough customers. They also do not have any of the delicate mixing of sexuality and asexuality that American businesswomen need to strike - the Chinese women are all business all the time.

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Re:China, India grapple with the consequences too many men by walshemj on Monday April 23, 2018 @08:44PM (#16908882)

Did you see the recent group photo of the 19th Congress, with apparently zero women?

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Re:China, India grapple with the consequences too many men by mc32 on Monday April 23, 2018 @11:43PM (#16909683)

That's skewed by the fact that Xi is the first Chinese leader to be born after the establishment of the PRC.

So you won't see any product of the one child policy begun in 1979. It will be quite some time as CCP leaders tend to run on the old side of things.

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Re:China, India grapple with the consequences too many men by chaostheory on Tuesday April 24, 2018 @05:36PM (#16916843)

Assuming that there are about 2 million Chinese who are millionaires or higher, your annecdote only affects up to 0.11602610587% of the population

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