China Dolls respond well to pruning. Cut any healthy stem back to the height where you want new growth to emerge—new shoots will appear just below the cut. Don't hesitate; pruning only changes the plant's shape, it doesn't harm it.
For a fuller plant, prune several stems at varying heights. If you can share a photo, more specific guidance can be given.
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