For more than three and a half decades, China had some form of a one-child policy. This ended several years ago, but the ...

More than 30 years after China implemented its one-child policy as a means of population control ... s increasing rates of urbanization and the urban hierarchy have not gone unnoticed by Chinese ...

As evidenced by the decline in population, China’s effort to preemptively correct its self-imposed impending catastrophe, by expanding the one-child policy to a two-child policy in 2015 ...

An curved arrow pointing right. China is abandoning its one-child policy after more than 30 years. The policy was implemented in order to curb population growth, but it has had unintended ...

Ricki Mudd was born in 1993 in China during the one-child policy era. She remembers her early childhood only in fragments, ...

China scrapped its decades-old one-child policy in 2016, replacing it with ... in late 2020 - some seven million census takers had gone door to door to collect information from households.

“They” were Chinese government officials, and their tactics were standard practice in China since the implementation of the one-child policy in 1979. Unlike so many instances of this ...

China's one-child policy was enforced in 1979 because of fears that unchecked population growth would cause social and economic chaos in the country. Even more than 30 years later, I firmly ...

China introduced its one-child policy in late 1979 to reduce the ... government's efforts to get people to have more children have not gone down well with many young people. The new stamps have ...

In the face of a growing aged population, China has loosened its one-child policy – but no one is sure if it will solve the problems it has created. China’s Communist Party leaders have ...

Experts say the population in China is getting older with a smaller number of people in the workforce. The country's economic future could be at risk. Beijing's one child policy was in place for ...

In a recent interview, Robert Thomson, Managing Editor for The Wall Street Journal, talks with Dr. Henry Kissinger about China's one-child policy and how it might affect relations with the rest of ...