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Four generations under one roof？ That’s so 1990s. The modern family is a diverse group—though not many can afford to fit grandma and the great-grandkids in the same apartment. Perhaps that’s why some
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Four generations under one roof？ That’s so 1990s. The modern family is a diverse group—though not many can afford to fit grandma and the great-grandkids in the same apartment. Perhaps that’s why some are choosing to be “Double Income， No Kids，” or DINKs. Others want children， but not the hassle that comes with a husband， while marriages of convenience between same-sex loving couples help ensure parents’ precious lineage continues. For all its diversity， China prefers its modern families to be traditional. But， the times they are a-changing…
未婚媽妈、领养、丁克夫妇…… 摩登家庭亦有各自的苦乐喜忧
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