In 2014, a Chinese woman named Jong was pregnant with her second child.

She's asked us not to use her first name. Her pregnancy was a problem, because China was still under its one-child policy.

Jiang tried to keep her pregnancy under wraps.

She was worried she'd be pressured to have an abortion,

because over the decades that the one child policy had been in place,

there were reports of forced abortions.

After John gave birth, she tried to hide her baby. reports of forced abortions.

After John gave birth, she tried to hide her baby.

But authorities found out, and they find her and her husband roughly $10,000.

And the repercussions didn't end there.

Jong was forced to have an IUD

implant to prevent future pregnancies,

and authorities required her to get a check up every three months.

But just months later, in 2015 required her to get a check up every three months.

But just months later, in 2015,

the Chinese government did a full 180.

And China could be set this morning for a demographic boom.

The world's most populous country is dumping

its long-standing one-child policy. At first, families were allowed to have

two children, then three, and fines like the one given to

Jong have disappeared. Instead, the Chinese government is paying families to have children.

Now, women like

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