The Chinese government says its so-called "one-child policy" has succeeded in reining in its population.<br /><br />But more than three decades after the policy's implementation, China is dealing with some challenging consequences.<br /><br />In a country where families often value sons over daughters and $20 can get you an illegal gender ultrasound test, there is a massive gender imbalance.<br /><br />Combined with the country's economic development, this has left an entire generation of men unable to find wives.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Melissa Chan reports from Hainan in the country's south, women, it appears, are nowhere to be found.
