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Friday September 3rd 2010

China Prepares for ‘Golden Pig’ Baby Boom

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According to China’s lunar calendar, this month marks the Year of the Golden Pig. A rare zodiacal occurrence, the Golden Pig is considered an exceptionally fertile and lucky year,

prompting concerns among health professionals over an imminent baby boom.

So in order to have an intelligent and healthy baby most of the people are rushing to have babies. This might lead to the fear of labor shortage.

In Shanghai’s hospitals, heavy-bellied women are lining up to see doctors. The city’s maternity beds are booked solid until March.

This could pose a serious problem later in the course of events like competing throughout life right from hospital beds to university seats.

So what’s more, China a country which is booming with skyscrapers gobbling the ever expanding cities. But beneath is a modern coating of traditional superstitions.

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