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The  shidu  problem as an unexpected consequence of the historical one-child policy has now become the new work focus of Chinese family planning officials. Given that the unresolvable dispute over state support has caused  shidu  activists’ continuous petitioning of governments, local family planning agents take the whole  shidu  group as a major instability factor while paying undue attention to them due to the strong impact of stability maintenance on their political career. Subsequently, the overemphasis on social stability and  shidu  families has led to alienation as reflected in the rising economic and social cost for the task. Ultimately, the  shidu  problem not only disrupts the central government’s plan to address population aging, but also will constrain the development of China’s future population policy.

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Bereaved Single-Child Parents as the Focus of Family Planning Officials: State Support, Social Stability, and the Unresolved Consequences of China’s One-Child Policy