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∙ 16y agoMoney. People over 60 years of age who had only one child were given 600 yuan (~$72) per year. This, while it may not seem like a lot of money, is quite a lot to the people of China. The average income for most Chinese farmers is only around US$130 per year, so the amount given by the government is relatively substantial.
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∙ 16y agoI disagree with the one child policy in China because China is a country and they can fit more people in it, it is cruel to the citizens and families living in China
Most families are only allowed to have a single child; there aer a few exceptions, however. Rural families can have a second child if the first's a girl or disabled, and foreigners or ethnic minorities are completely free from the policy.
based on what we have learned at school,the primary country that implements one-child policy is China but Hong Kong is not included(even though its a region of China)..
The aim of China's one child policy is to control population growth.
In 1500 the trade policy was that china would only trade with japan and other Asian countries
I disagree with the one child policy in China because China is a country and they can fit more people in it, it is cruel to the citizens and families living in China
Wealthy families can pay a fee to the government in order to have second children.
The one child policy in China has caused immeasurable emotional anguish for families. They are forced to have an abortion of a child that they love.
The benefits of China's One Child Policy is that the population of China won't get to crowded and the country won't get into debt because of caring for so many children and families. So, the policy saves money for the country and helps stop the populated getting to densely populated.
I would imagine that the country would end the policy sooner than they originally intended... China's "one-child" policy is, put simply, a way for the country to attempt to control the population. If families were to leave, the population would be effectively controlled, albeit in a different way than the Chinese government intended. Also, not all of the population in China is subject to this policy. So for the most part, though it is resisted in many areas, China has not noticed a large dent in their population since instituting this policy.
The "One-Child" policy was started in 1979, with fines and other civil penalties being placed on families having more than one child. There were significant exceptions granted, however. As with most other Chinese policies, there is no specific police branch or department - rather, the policy is administered (and enforced) by the political bureaucracy via local bureaucrats and administrators.
Most families are only allowed to have a single child; there aer a few exceptions, however. Rural families can have a second child if the first's a girl or disabled, and foreigners or ethnic minorities are completely free from the policy.
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Under China's one child policy, which was in place from 1979 to 2015, most couples were restricted to having only one child. There were exceptions, such as rural families allowed to have a second child if their first child was a girl. The policy was enforced through various measures, including financial penalties, employment consequences, and sometimes even forced abortions or sterilizations, particularly in the early years of implementation. The policy aimed to control population growth, alleviate pressure on resources, and promote economic development.
The people and families in china are very rude and weird.
i think that it is cøol
It is called China's one child policy.