The family’s experiences illustrate a deep-seated cultural preference for male children, especially in rural communities. - Douyin
SHANGHAI: A couple in eastern China have welcomed nine daughters, all of whom share the Chinese character di or “brother” in their names, reflecting their desire for a son.
The family’s story highlights a traditional preference for male children, particularly in rural areas. It has gained traction on social media in mainland China, as reported by the Shanghai Morning Post.
