Yesterday once more
Updated: 2014-02-27 08:06
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This photo shows a certificate honoring couples who only had one child. China recently decided to ease its decades-long family planning policy as part of a reform package introduced by the Third Plenary Session of 18th China's Communist Party's Central Committee, which took place in November. [Photo by cus04/qq.com] |
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