The three reproductive norms promoted in China's wan xi shao program after 1971 included which of the following elements?
A) Families should plan for longer spacing between births.
B) Families should continue bearing children until a male child is born and then stop.
C) China can care for all children because it has achieved the Marxist-Leninist utopia.
D) Having no children is best.

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The three reproductive norms promoted in China's wan xi shao program after 1971 included longer spacing between births, limiting the number of children per family, and promoting the use of contraception. Option B was part of the previous program, the Two-Child Policy. Option C is not a part of the reproductive norms promoted in the wan xi shao program. Option D was not promoted by the program either, although China did later implement a One-Child Policy.

The Three Reproductive Norms Promoted in China's Wan Xi Shao