A Father's Day advert promoting China’s three-child policy urges women to eat healthier for the sake of their children. Photo: Artwork A Father's Day advert promoting China’s three-child policy urges women to eat healthier for the sake of their children. Photo: Artwork
A Father's Day advert promoting China’s three-child policy urges women to eat healthier for the sake of their children. Photo: Artwork
People & Culture /  Gender & Diversity

Chinese three-child policy ad campaign blasted for featuring only men and for lecturing women on how to have babies

  • The ad campaign carried messages from only men, but was aimed at women
  • Many felt the ad did nothing to address the challenges women face in having children

Topic |   China Society
Phoebe Zhang
Phoebe Zhang in Shenzhen

Updated: 9:13am, 22 Jun, 2021

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A Father's Day advert promoting China’s three-child policy urges women to eat healthier for the sake of their children. Photo: Artwork A Father's Day advert promoting China’s three-child policy urges women to eat healthier for the sake of their children. Photo: Artwork
A Father's Day advert promoting China’s three-child policy urges women to eat healthier for the sake of their children. Photo: Artwork
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