On a typical weekend in Beijing’s Changping district, you will find Jiang Cong spending the morning picking strawberries with her child in a rural garden and lunching together with friends in a mall.
Once they’re done, both mother and child will then usually head to an indoor playground for the afternoon.
The cost of such a day is about US$155, Jiang told state media outlet Economic Daily on Sunday.
It’s the price affluent Chinese parents are now paying to make sure their children are entertained while living more well-rounded and healthy lives.
Parental desires to give their offspring more diverse life experiences has resulted in a children’s goods and services market – including food, dr
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Mar 01, 2021