Implementing a one-child policy in Quanzhou, China

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Region: Quanzhou

A controversial solution to overcrowding is to implement a one-child policy, limiting the number of children families can have. This would reduce the strain on resources and housing in Quanzhou, but may not be popular with residents.

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         Overcrowding in Quanzhou, China

                Quanzhou has a high population density, which can lead to overcrowding in public spaces and housing. This can lead to a lack of privacy and increased stress levels....
                
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