T he decennial census results announced
The total population of China is 141.78 million in 2020, which is an increase of 72.06 million or 5.38% compared with the number of 133.972 million in 2010;
The average annual growth rate is 0.53%, which is 0.04 percentage points lower than the average annual growth rate of 0.57% from 2000 to 2010.
Among the national population, the male population is 723,339,956, accounting for 51.24%; the female population is 688,438,768, accounting for 48.76%. The sex ratio of the total population is 105.07.
The average annual growth rate is 0.53%, which is 0.04 percentage points lower than the average annual growth rate of 0.57% from 2000 to 2010.
Among the national population, the male population is 723,339,956, accounting for 51.24%; the female population is 688,438,768, accounting for 48.76%. The sex ratio of the total population is 105.07.
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I believe most people/countries don't buy those numbers for a second. Even some do buy the numbers, it still means ccp is going to face a lot of problems in the near future.
Personally, I'd like to quote " China was a place where there are lies everywhere, ”
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-57067180
China's population grew at its slowest pace in decades, according to government data released on Tuesday.
The average annual growth rate was 0.53% over the past 10 years, down from a rate of 0.57% between 2000 and 2010 - bringing the population to 1.41bn.
The results were announced in a once-a-decade census, which was originally expected to be released in April.
The census was conducted in late 2020 where some seven million census takers had gone door-to-door to collect information from Chinese households.
After a few extra weeks in which officials were reportedly working to "prepare" the numbers and help to "set the agenda" the bottom line is the number of Chinese in China is growing - just.
Most of that is people getting older - and staying older. There was a small increase in the number of under 14s, a vindication of the decision to end the one-child policy in 2015, according to the government's census chief.
But state media is already talking about the population beginning to fall next year.
This is not a demographic change unique to China, but with the biggest population in the world and an economy that it's trying to make more reliant on domestic consumption, this is a particularly salient issue.
China's Communist leaders have already said retirement age will need to go up to deal with those demands and costs. This could mean more work to come for the country's workers.
Personally, I'd like to quote " China was a place where there are lies everywhere, ”
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-57067180
China's population grew at its slowest pace in decades, according to government data released on Tuesday.
The average annual growth rate was 0.53% over the past 10 years, down from a rate of 0.57% between 2000 and 2010 - bringing the population to 1.41bn.
The results were announced in a once-a-decade census, which was originally expected to be released in April.
The census was conducted in late 2020 where some seven million census takers had gone door-to-door to collect information from Chinese households.
After a few extra weeks in which officials were reportedly working to "prepare" the numbers and help to "set the agenda" the bottom line is the number of Chinese in China is growing - just.
Most of that is people getting older - and staying older. There was a small increase in the number of under 14s, a vindication of the decision to end the one-child policy in 2015, according to the government's census chief.
But state media is already talking about the population beginning to fall next year.
This is not a demographic change unique to China, but with the biggest population in the world and an economy that it's trying to make more reliant on domestic consumption, this is a particularly salient issue.
China's Communist leaders have already said retirement age will need to go up to deal with those demands and costs. This could mean more work to come for the country's workers.
