Looking at a Taiwanese child weighed down with computer, violin, textbooks and glasses (p. 6), it is hard to imagine that he might have to use bottled air and that he will easily give up his right to drive a car. Looking at mainland China, with its one-child policy, how can we deny the people there their dreams of refrigerators and air conditioning?
看到已被電腦、小提琴、參考書、近視眼鏡，壓得透不過氣的台灣孩子（第六頁），我們不忍心想像他們將會人手一瓶空氣濾淨器，或者失去駕車的權利；看到大陸一家一個寶，我們豈能剝奪他們享有冰箱、冷氣的夢？