China is a nation rich in tradition, where the practices of praising and praying are deeply embedded in its culture. Over the ages, many idioms have emerged to express these sentiments, but perhaps none resonates as universally with the Chinese people as the age-old saying, “duo fu duo shou duo nanzi” (literally translated as “live long and happy with more offspring”). This phrase embodies the aspirations of countless individuals and is often viewed as a guiding principle in life.

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Population Policy

  • Jingchao Wu

摘要

China is a nation rich in tradition, where the practices of praising and praying are deeply embedded in its culture. Over the ages, many idioms have emerged to express these sentiments, but perhaps none resonates as universally with the Chinese people as the age-old saying, “duo fu duo shou duo nanzi” (literally translated as “live long and happy with more offspring”). This phrase embodies the aspirations of countless individuals and is often viewed as a guiding principle in life.