Jocelyn, a 35-year-old lawyer, and Brian, 36, an engineer, lead busy, fulfilling lives in Taiwan’s capital, Taipei. Like many Taiwanese of their age, they are single, independent and childless – and it is this last aspect that is increasingly causing the island state concern.
Postcard from Taipei: The battle against falling births
Taiwan is worried about its falling population, but the country’s pro-childbirth policies have been failing for decades, writes Yen-hsin Alice Cheng.
