Mei Fong writes narrative nonfiction about China, demographics and the social consequences of state policy. One Child examines China's one-child policy through reporting on families, adoption, ageing, gender imbalance and the bureaucracy that enforced reproductive limits. Rather than treating population policy as an abstract statistic, the book follows individual cases and shows how rules shaped marriages, missing children and later demographic problems. Fong's writing is journalistic, accessible and evidence-led. These books sit naturally among modern China, population policy, investigative journalism and social history focused on the everyday consequences of government decisions. Read more Less
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