The end of China's one-child policy has led to nine million more babies born in the country, and an opportunity for Etonkids Educational Group to be a leader in the country's education sector, which CEO Vivien Wang estimated will be worth CNY800bn ($122bn) by 2020. But it also means that Chinese parents are now having fewer children than they did just 10 years ago, according to Mr Wang, who is based at Beijing's Tsinghua University.
The end of China's one-child policy has led to nine million more babies born in the country, and an opportunity for Etonkids Educational Group to be a leader in the country's education sector, which CEO Vivien Wang estimated will be worth CNY800bn ($122bn) by 2020. Speaking to CNBC, Wang said the company, which had been established for 16 years, was using all available technologies, from white boards to augmented reality, in its classrooms, and was working toward becoming the top service provider of its kind in China.