Population In China Decreased For The Second Year, Birth Rate Decreased From 6.67% To 5.7%, Know The Reason For This!

 Beijing, January 17: China's population has declined for the second consecutive time after 2023, according to a new report. After the record decline in the national birth rate in China last year, 90 lakh children are expected to be born in the year 2023, while in the year 2022 this figure was 95 lakh.

According to the National Bureau Statistics (NBS), the birth rate in China was 6.67% in the year 2022, which will come down to 5.7% in the year 2023. This means that in China, 6.67 children were born per thousand people in the year 2022, which will increase to 6.39 in 2023. There has been a decrease of 27 lakh 5 thousand people in the year 2023, due to which the total population of China has increased from 1.4118 billion to 1.409 billion.

What is the reason for the decline in minimum birth rate?

The main reason for the decline in the minimum birth rate is believed to be social and economic factors, including changing social and economic attitudes among young couples. This decline is also related to the economic outlook, as the costs of raising children and the challenge of increasing responsibilities for education are increasing. Also, encouragement of women's chair family model can also be a key in this, so that women can maintain balance between career and family.

Even before this, China has implemented many measures to control population, such as implementing 'One Child Policy'. Causing population decline and increasing social conflicts.

In view of the decline in China's population, the steps being taken towards social and economic change are being evaluated, which can bring positive changes in the country's lifestyle.