China is stepping up its efforts to encourage childbirths with the third-child policy written into the Population and Family Planning Law. What are the takeaways of the latest revised law, and how will China implement its supportive measures for childbearing and parenting? 

Additionally, the government recently announced regulations barring off-campus, curriculum subject-tutoring for students in their nine-year free compulsory education on weekends and holidays. What does it mean for kids and their parents, as well as the education industry?

To discuss these topics and more, we've invited Han Hua, president of the Beijing Belt & Road Cooperative Community; Professor Joav Toker at American Graduate School in Paris; Flora Liu, founder of Joyview Education; and Joseph Kim, our correspondent in Seoul.