China one-child policy
Desperate move by Chinese regime to halt population decline
In a desperate attempt to halt the population decline, parents in China are being offered thousands of U.S. dollars to have more children. As the country grapples with the disastrous impact of its one-child policy, the more than 17 million residents of the city of Shenzhen will be offered cash to ...
Demographic crisis in China: Xi announces policies to raise birth rate
Something that seemed unthinkable a short time ago is becoming a reality; China, the most populated country on the planet, which under the restrictive policies of the communist regime, limited the reproduction of its population for decades, is now going through a deep demographic crisis. Therefore it is forcing its ...
Marriage collapse in China sets off alarm bells about impending demographic crisis
The family has been the basic social unit upon which great traditional cultures have been built and prospered. Likewise, marriage became the bond that strengthened in perpetuity a couple's start as a family. The third century B.C. Chinese philosopher Mengzi (Mencius), a follower of Confucius teachings, considered the roles of husband ...
The CCP seeks to reverse the one-child policy disaster
For more than 40 years, the one-child policy was one of the biggest causes of suffering for women in China. Since it was strictly enforced in the early 80s, it is estimated that around 400 million babies were aborted. Efforts to manage the birth rate began when the CCP came ...
China’s parenting costs: second most expensive in the world
On February 22, the "Yuwa Population Research" established by several academic experts released the "Report on the Cost of Childbirth in China". This report, which is based on the "China Statistical Yearbook 2020", shows that the average cost of raising a child in a Chinese family to the age of ...
China records its lowest birth rate for 60 years
Despite the policies of the Chinese regime to increase the birth rate of the population in China, the latest count during the past year turned out to be the lowest for the last 60 years, according to official data. In this sense, the chief economist of Pinpoint Asset management, Zhiwei Zhang, ...
‘Childbirth for money?’ Chinese province’s strategy to tackle demographic trouble
After three decades following CCP's strict one-child policy, a Chinese province is now offering financial incentives to married couples. Reuters reported that if they have children, they are granted bank loans of up to $31,400, joining other provinces in the battle against a fast-shrinking population, According to a local government's statement ...
Chinese soldiers who have not yet fought in battle sobbing with fear
The Chinese regime is paying the price for the crimes it has committed in the past—the facts are clear—as are the consequences they are facing from the COVID-19 pandemic. Beijing is said to have actively concealed important information that caused COVID-19 to spread worldwide, and now they are suffering the consequences ...
Chin ese man becomes first human infected with H10N3 bird flu strain
A 41-years-old man in China has been confirmed as the first human case of the H10N3 bird flu, according to the Beijing Health Commission. The patient was admitted to a hospital in Zhenjiang on April 28 after developing a fever and other symptoms. He was diagnosed with the H10N3 virus, an ...
The Lancet praises the CCP’s one-child abortion policy and falsely assures that with depopulation they eliminated poverty
The 'prestigious' British medical publication The Lancet published a report praising China's one-child policy with which the Chinese government forced for decades to abort the second child of each family. Furthermore, it assures that the CCP managed to 'lift' millions out of poverty with this perverse practice, ignoring the hundreds ...
The Chinese Communist Party’s new five-year plan includes eugenic practices in birth control policy
The new five-year plan to be implemented by the Chinese Communist party (CCP) was recently published and is accused of including obvious eugenic practices in its birth policies. For many years it pursued the "one-child policy," and is now seeking to counteract the aging of its population by encouraging Chinese ...
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