As China's population continues to decline and age, a raft of measures unveiled in this year's government work report is expected to help sustain demographic resilience in one of the world's most ...

In fact, companies such as Toyota and Fanuc have set global benchmarks in industrial automation. These innovative measures ...

Within months of leaving hospital, the local government paid Tang a 6,500-yuan (US$897) reward for having two children as ...

The world’s most populous country until recently, China saw its population fall for a third consecutive year in 2024, and ...

Moreover, China’s fertility rate in 2025 is expected to fall to 0.9 births per woman (2.1 is the standard replacement level), ...

While China's birth rate saw a slight uptick in 2024, marking the first increase in eight years, the overall population ...

The question of who China’s leftover men will marry is becoming a pressing issue for Beijing. The government’s response will ...

The working-age population (ages 14 to 64 ... and South Korea, China is likely to see its birth rate continue to decline as shifting social attitudes and economic pressures deter younger ...

China’s technology hubs of Shenzhen and Hangzhou posted strong population growth in 2024, as the cities bucked the country’s broader demographic decline by attracting a wave of migrants.

HONG KONG, March 5 (Reuters) - China will "actively" respond to population aging with policies for its rapidly growing elderly and its young people, including providing childcare subsidies and ...