Thanks for the A2A. The One-Child Policy has been carrying out for a few decades and now it is a vital part of Chinese families and the entire society. So some of the major advantages of the policy are as follow. read more
The one-child policy was an important part of China’s family planning policy, intended to reduce a rapidly producing population which called upon China’s limited resources, such as arable land and water. read more
China's one-child policy was established by Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping in 1979 to restrict communist China's population growth and limited couples to having only one child. Although designated a "temporary measure," it remained in effect for more than 35 years. read more
For more than 35 years, China's one-child policy limited the country's population growth. It ended after 2015, as China's demographics had been skewed due to the policy. China does not have enough young people to support the aging demographics, and due to a preference for boys, men of marrying age outnumber women. read more
The one-child policy was an important part of China’s family planning policy, intended to reduce a rapidly producing population which called upon China’s limited resources, such as arable land and water. Introduced in 1979 the policy, which always had numerous exceptions, began to be formally phased out in 2015. read more