China's Child Policy

Question 1

When was China’s One Child Policy introduced?

Answer 1

China introduced a strict one-child policy in 1979 to control the country’s rapidly growing population.

Question 2

When was China’s One Child Policy terminated?

Answer 2

China’s One Child Policy was terminated in 2016

Question 3

When was China’s Two Child Policy introduced?

Answer 3

In 2016, China scrapped the one-child policy and replaced it with a two-child limit.
This was done to address the country’s aging population and declining birth rates.

Question 4

When was China’s Two Child Policy terminated?

Answer 4

China’s Two Child Policy was terminated in 2021

Question 5

When was China’s Three Child Policy introduced?

Answer 5

In 2021, China announced a new three-child policy, allowing couples to have up to three children.
This is a major policy shift aimed at boosting the country’s low birth rates and addressing the challenges of an aging population.

Question 6

What was China’s reason for the differing policies?

Answer 6

Controlling rapid population growth (one-child policy)

Addressing aging population and declining birth rates (two-child and three-child policies)

Question 7

What were some impacts of the policies?

Answer 7

Forced abortions
Sterilizations
Demographic challenges of aging population

Question 8

What is the formula to calculate birth rate?

Answer 8

Birth rate= (Number of Births / Total Population) x 1000

Question 9

What is the formula to calculate death rate?

Answer 9

Death Rate = (Number of Deaths / Total Population) x 1000