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East Asia correspondent Bill Birtles and Mitch Woolnough in Taipei

Taiwan is racing to fix its plummeting fertility rate, but experts say the problem may be embedded in cultural and economic life

Jenny Guo froze some of her eggs this year but Taiwan will not let her access them unless she gets married. (ABC News: Mitch Woolnough)

At 32, with a thriving corporate career showing no signs of slowing, Jenny Guo wasn't quite ready to settle down. So she froze her eggs. 

But in Taiwan, which is grappling with an ageing population and fears of an impending crisis, Ms Guo's not allowed to touch them until she gets married.

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