On June 16, 2026, an academic symposium focusing on the current low-fertility crisis and the reconstruction of fertility support systems was held in Hangzhou, co-organized by the New Generations Population Research Institute.
On August 23, 2026, the New Generations Population Research Institute hosted a roundtable discussion on the case of extramarital frozen embryos, which has recently attracted widespread public attention in China.
The Case of a Wife Seeking the Destruction of Her Husband’s Embryos Conceived Outside Their Marriage Recently, a case involving
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As “remaining unmarried and childfree” becomes an increasingly prevalent trend, a series of questions demand our reflection: Why do we
Decades of stringent population control policies have reshaped the views of life and childbearing across generations in China.When abortion becomes
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Religion, as one of the major determinants of fertility desires and behaviors, has increasingly attracted the attention of researchers. In
According to the latest 2025 national 1% population sample survey released by China’s National Bureau of Statistics, the average household
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In recent years, low fertility rates have become a global challenge. Against the backdrop of continuously declining global fertility rates
