The book "Contraceptive Choice Among Married Women In Guizhou Province" offers a comprehensive analysis of contraceptive decisions and practices among married women in Guizhou Province, China. It highlights the impact of over 30 years of China's family planning policy on fertility rates and examines the differences in family planning practices between Guizhou and other provinces. Despite a uniform national policy, the study shows that there are significant regional differences, indicating the need for the further development of high-quality family planning services. The book calls for increased promotion of contraceptive knowledge, training for health workers in underdeveloped areas, and investment in more effective male contraceptives with fewer side effects. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of educating men about their responsibilities regarding contraceptive use while also promoting women's awareness of their rights in family planning.