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According to Yan, most empty nesters inChina used to be people aged 60 to 80. But thecountry''s high enrollment rote of young peoplein higher education over the last decade meansthat a growing number
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According to Yan, most empty nesters inChina used to be people aged 60 to 80. But thecountry''s high enrollment rote of young peoplein higher education over the last decade meansthat a growing number of people between 40 and60 are now empty nesters. China''s family plan-ning policy since the late 1970s means that mosturban couples in this age range are allowed tohave only one child
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