I could've had a brother - legacy of China's one child policy

Boy on bicycle, Jiangmen, China

Professor Dai Fan, HOD Creative Writing, Sun Yat sen University Guangzhou.

Children of the academics perform Sun yat-sen University.

Child performs at Sun Yat sen University. A two-child policy will change demographics in China.

Children perform at Sun Yat-sen University.

Children of the academics at Sun Yat-sen University

Professor Dai introduces writers Philip Langeskov (U.K.) and Patricia Foster (U.S.).

Professor Dai receives thanks from international writers in residence

International Writers Xinua College

Professor Dai Fan pointing to the house she grew up in on campus.

International Writers Residency Sun Yat-sen University.

Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, Southern China.

Students cycle to classes

Durian seller, Guangzhou, the two child policy will change demographics

Street scene, Guangzhou

Kitsch for sale, Cultural Revolution propaganda

Street scene, Guangzhou

Pigs trotters, food stall, Guangzhou

Street scene, Guangzhou

Girls dress, ethnic minority clothing shop, Guangzhou

Two child policy will change demographics.

Street scene in Guangzhou.

Sun Yat-sen Museum, birthplace of Chinese communism, Guangzhou.

History in the making, Sun Yat-sen museum, the changing face of China

Market place, Gudou, Jiangmen

Market place, Gudou, China.

Market place, Gudou, Jiangmen

Market place, Gudou, Jiangmen