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schema:articleBody	China's population has grown more than five percent over the past decade to pass 1.4 billion people, Beijing said Tuesday, as it unveiled its census results. China's birthrate has been in steady decline since 2017, despite Beijing's relaxation of the decades-old "one-child policy" in order to try and avert a looming demographic crisis. Ning Jizhe, an official from the National Bureau of Statistics, said "the data showed that the population of China maintained a mild growth momentum in the past decade." The increase of 5.4 percent over the last 10 years comes amid fears that an ageing population and a slowing birth rate pose a looming demographic crisis for the country. China conducts a census every ten years to determine population growth, movement patterns and other trends. The sensitive data plays a major role in government policy planning. The 2020 survey was completed in December with the help of over seven million volunteers who surveyed residents door-to-door. Beijing changed family planning rules in 2016 to allow families to have two children as fears grew about China's fast-ageing population and shrinking workforce. But there has been growing concern that the policy change is yet to produce the expected baby boom to help offset the country's ageing population. This is partly due to falling marriage rates in recent years, couples struggling with the high cost of raising children in major cities, as well as women naturally delaying or avoiding childbirth due to their growing empowerment. China recorded its slowest birthrate since 1949 for the year 2019, at 10.48 per 1,000 people. And preliminary data published in February suggested the birthrate was also down significantly in 2020, although the number of actual births has not yet been announced. lxc-rox/jfx
schema:headline	China's population grows to 1.41 billion: census data
schema:mentions	Avert (HIV and AIDS organisation) United States Census One-child policy Birth rate Family planning Childbirth Federal Bureau of Investigation China Ning Jizhe Angular momentum Baby boom
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schema:datePublished	2021-05-11 (xsd:date)
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