Only Hope: Coming of Age Under China s One-Child Policy
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Only Hope: Coming of Age Under China s One-Child Policy

by Vanessa L. Fong

History Biography
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Only Hope explores what it means to come of age under China’s one-child policy. Focusing on the connection between public policy and personal experience, the book considers youth, family expectations, social change, and the hopes shaped by a defining period in modern Chinese history.

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Only Hope examines coming of age under China’s one-child policy.

The book focuses on the relationship between a major state policy and the experiences of young people.

It offers a perspective on social change, family expectations, and the formation of hopes within a specific historical context.

Readers interested in China, public policy, youth, and society will find a focused study of an important period.

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