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Ming and Qing spot a poster about birth control in the distance, sparking Ming's memory of a story grandmother told them years ago.
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| Do you remember that story grandmother told us about the birth control laws? | |
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| Yes, how sad. I wonder why that woman over there is crying... I'll go try to comfort her. | |
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Qing tries to comfort the sobbing lady.
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| *Sob sob* My husband insists on my use of birth control! I want a baby boy, but he insists on following the ways of Mao. | |
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| Why does the government insist on birth control? How absurd! | |
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| The government has been encouraging birth control for so long now, my husband is convinced. We must not go against the views of Mao. | |
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| I think the government wants you to contribute to the community by taking part in the Cultural revolution that is taking place, not by giving birth to a baby boy. | |
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