Beijing Adult Entertainment: Waiting for a baby
Dreams of childless couples are difficult to fulfill as egg donations strictly limited, report Yang Wanli from Beijing and Tang Yue from Tianjin.
It is 6 am in a Beijing winter, and dozens of people are waiting outside Peking University Third Hospital to make appointments. “We’ve seen many doctors in Hebei but got nowhere. This is our final hope, and we have to line up earlier to see a chief physician,” said a young man from Hebei province who was lining up outside the hospital for the first time with his wife. He had been there since 4 am. Unlike at other hospitals, couples here are all lining up for one thing – help getting a baby. This is an increasingly common scenario as the incidence of sterility in China has grown from 3 percent in the 1970s to about 15 percent in 2009.
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Eggs are hard to get, but the demand is still there. Without egg banks, more than 100 local agents are doing …
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