Abstract
Thirty years after its implementation as a national policy, the “one child per family” policy has reduced about 400 million births in China. Despite its effectiveness in controlling population growth, the “one child per family” policy has also engendered a newly vulnerable group----“loss of only-child family” (LOCF) due to the increased risk of losing their only-child from accidents or diseases in modern society.
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