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Q: How much did it cost you to born a child in China?

My ex-wife had a c-section in CHengdu - in the biggest hospital there.  Had to stay in the hospital for ten days prior to actual birth.

 

Cost us about 22000rmb in the hospital.  Before that, definitely no more than 3,000 on checks etc.

 

How much did it cost you, please?

 

Where was the child born (province & city)?

 

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13 years 3 weeks ago in  Family & Kids - China

 
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in shandong about 8000 for a c section and 5000 natural birth , these are 2009 numbers though, the wife's twin sister.

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Thank you Amb.

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In Yiwu 3 years ago, around 6000rmb by C-section was the hospital bill. Others like food and drinks, paper tissues for 3 days bleeding and all the care, done by myself, is priceless. Hell yeah, You have change the bloody tissues by yourself  for your new-mom :( The only free care we get, was nothing. the bathing/washing of our baby, was on the bill, of course :-) 

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