China’s birth rate continues to fall, raising alarm for the country’s long-term stability. This video explores how the CCP is responding to this growing demographic challenge.

China's fertility rate, which last year reached 1.0 births expected per woman's lifetime, is far below the 2.1 rate considered necessary to replace a population.

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Despite a slight increase in the number of births in 2024, China’s population declined for a third consecutive year. Its fertility rate is just 1.0, ... and a culture in crisis, ...

Why It Matters: This educational initiative comes at a time when new marriages in China have seen a 12.4% surge in 2023, breaking a nine-year streak of declines.Despite this, over half of the ...

BEIJING -- China has released a national emergency response plan for elderly care facilities, aiming to better prepare these ...

China’s marriage and fertility rates remain on a downward trajectory, fueling a demographic crisis that threatens the nation’s economic and social stability. In this six-part series, we ...

China treats drug control as a matter of national survival; the US treats it as a political football. Until this changes, no ...

If current trends continue, the population could fall from more than 1.4 billion to less than 800 million by the end of the century, according to the United Nations.

China has no choice but to keep raising the retirement age for workers, according to Yi Fuxian.; The nation has a demographic crisis, which is straining the pension system, the researcher said ...