In light of an eight-year-old girl's lung cancer diagnosis – caused by air pollution – Chinese parents are growing anxious; an issue exacerbated by the one-child policy. There's speculation that these concerns could drive environmental change.

China's strict disciplinarian 'Tiger Moms' are predicted to decide against having more than one child, despite China's move to relax family planning rules. The rising cost of living means that few can afford multiple children.

“The most popular debate in China today,” writes columnist Kelly Yang, “is whether you're ‘dad enough’.” But what turned a reality TV show featuring cute kids and their hapless caretakers into such a hot topic in the world’s most populous country?

The consumer landscape in China is a minefield of fakes, misleading ads and tainted products. But shoppers have become smarter at working out the Nukes from Nikes. When trust is low in brands, media and even your next door neighbour, how can a society regain its faith?