One Child Nation

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Lin Kuang
Spectator

I went to the One Child Nation screenings last night with a couple of our teachers. I also lived through the entire one-child policy rea and I just have one son, but I never experienced and heard about the babies-killngs, human traffickers, and adopitions "depiscted in the documentary film.. Based my experiences , I knew the one-child policy was foucsing on people who worked for govenmetn with iron bowels, for villegers which is different, Chinese government stated that they can have two children. Even though, people still have more than two children attemding universities now. One of the twin sisters in the film is  obviously abandoned by her parents for the opportunity of getting a boy. ThatÅ› why she has no interest to renuite with her twin sister even though they finally found her in a adopted American family. I completely understand her situation. The Human traffier who was jailed was depicted as a charity organization to collect abandoned baby girls under the one-child policy, which is s big twist of the truth. He and his followers are criminals who violate the human rights. The purse for this documentary film through a Chinese firlÅ› experience is more obvious and convincing, but as a Chinese American who lived through this era, I didn know anything the film depicted at all.