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>So is this typical of a traditional Chinese girl?

June 8, 2009 TL1138

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Girl: I do not like children. I do not really want children, but I must.

Why?

Girl: It is my duty to bare children.

She feels an obligation to continue the family line? To give her parents grandbabies?

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