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03/28/2024 07:01:49 pm

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One Child Policy

Mattel and Alibaba's first set of toy products will be available starting mid-2017.

Mattel Joins Alibaba to Develop Educational Toys for Chinese Consumers

Mattel has formed a strategic partnership with e-commerce giant Alibaba to develop new toys designed for the Chinese marketplace.

Elderly Chinese residents serve themselves lunch in the dining hall of the Ji Xiang Temple and nursing home on March 17, 2016 in Sha County, Fujian province, China.

China to See 240 Million Elderly People by 2020

China will have 240 million elderly people, aged 60 years or above, by 2020, accounting for 17 percent of the country's total population, Liu Qian, deputy head of the National Health and Family Planning Commission, said.

Chinese Enterprises' Situation In The Backdrop Of Global Financial Crisis

China's Workforce May Decline by Over 23% by 2050

Despite putting an end to its decades-long one-child policy, China's working-age population may fall by more than 23 percent to about 700 million by 2050 from the present 910 million, according to a senior official on Friday.

Chinese researchers invent baby biochips to address China's aging population and infertility problems.

China Invents 'Baby Biochips' to Address Infertility Problems

An emerging technology in China aims to give infertile couples a shot of having children and assist the government's plan to boost population.

A Greek member of a bicycle team (R) talks with a mother and her child on the Tiananmen Square on Aug. 6, 2008 in Beijing, China. Female employees in Beijing now enjoy longer maternity leave. (Photo: China Photos/Getty Images)

Beijing Maternity Leave Extended by 30 Days; Chinese Couples Can Now Have 2 Children

Chinese couples in Beijing are now allowed to have two children while female employees can already enjoy longer maternity leave.

China Population

Men Outnumber Women by 33 Million in China, Endangering Many Sectors

China's National Bureau of Statistics has revealed that there were 34 million more men than women by the end of 2015, worrying many about the possible imbalance in the number of marriages in the future.

China to Grant Rights to 13 Million Residents  Born in Violation of One-Child Policy

China to Grant Legal Rights to 13 Million Residents Born in Violation of One-Child Policy

China is planning to grant licenses to about 13 million unregistered residents in the country. The license, which amounts to legal recognition, will include personal information such as a person's name, birthdate and more.

Chinese Enterprises' Situation In The Backdrop Of Global Financial Crisis

China to Lose 90 Million Workers by 2040 as Working Age Population Falls

China's working age population is projected to fall 10 percent by 2040, making the country lose some 90 million of its workforce.

China Population

Research Points to 1980 as Year of Turning Point in China's Generation Gap

Pew Research, an American think tank, published a report on Thursday about the generation gap in China. The paper roughly divides the Chinese population into to groups, those born in 1980 and onwards and those born before that date.

China One Child Policy

Will China's Modern Couples Want a Second Child?

China has abolished its one-child policy, allowing married couples to have a second child, but not too many are keen on jumping on the baby boomlet bandwagon that the government has pulled up before them.

Pregnancy

Chinese Teacher Ordered By Province To Terminate Pregnancy But Allowed To Give Birth In Hometown

A Chinese teacher was ordered by a province to terminate her pregnancy after another town allowed her to give birth to another child, a family planning officer said on Tuesday.

Chinese children

China's One-Child Policy Gave Birth To 13 Million Unregistered Children

China's one-child policy aims to prevent a widespread economic crash by gaining control over China's booming population.

China One-Child Policy

Chinese Women Are Turning To 'Maternity Hotels' In The US Due To China's One-Child Policy

US-based women rights group Women's Right Without Frontiers released a statement saying that the one-child policy of China is one of the main reasons why pregnant women are travelling to California for maternity hotels in order to give birth in the area.

Chinese mothers

Made in China, Born in America: Why More Chinese Mothers Give Birth in U.S.

Probably the last thing on the mind of a pregnant woman so close to giving birth would be to travel to the other side of the world. But not for Chinese mothers who dream of having more than one baby or who seek a new citizenship for their unborn child.

New life

Chinese Mother Pretends Baby Died, Sells Infant for US$7,000

A Chinese woman with a troubled marriage told her family that her baby died upon birth. In reality, she sold the infant for about US$7,000.

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