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Want To File For Divorce In China? You Might Need A Booking Agent
The 2024 divorce rate in China is expected to hit 2.6 per 1,000 people, against a low of 2.0 during the CCOVID-19 pandemic. This compares with the most recent rates of 1.5 in Japan and 1.8 in South Korea.
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China Releases Youth Unemployment Data After Gap Of 6 Months, With Rosier Number
Many young Chinese continue to face challenges in securing employment due to the overall sluggishness of the economy.
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China Raises Coal Use Figures By Billions of Tonnes: Report
China has been underreporting its coal consumption for years, experts said today after reports that official statistics have been revised upwards by hundreds of millions of tonnes a year.
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China Will Have 1.45 Billion People by 2030 Due to 2-Child Policy
China's population is expected to reach 1.45 billion by 2030 following its move to scrap the three-decades-old one-child policy and permit all couples to have a second child, a senior official said today.
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China's Economic Growth Outlook Still Promising: President Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping has reassured local governments that China's economy still enjoys a promising outlook despite downward growth pressure pegging it around seven per cent.
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China Official's Mandatory 'Two Children' Proposal Draws Rebuke
China should roll back its one-child policy and instead mandate that all couples have two children, a family planning official has said, drawing criticism Friday from a ruling Communist Party newspaper.
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China Factory Activity Hits Multi-Month Highs, Economy Steadying
China's factory activity hit multi-month highs in June, official and private surveys showed, reinforcing signs that the world's second-largest economy is steadying as the government steps up policy support.
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China's Young Migrants Like Cities, Spend More - Survey
China's young rural migrant workers are more eager to work in cities, and are spending more and saving less, an official survey showed on Monday, a trend that could boost Beijing's efforts to urbanise and re-balance the economy in the long term.
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Want To File For Divorce In China? You Might Need A Booking Agent
The 2024 divorce rate in China is expected to hit 2.6 per 1,000 people, against a low of 2.0 during the CCOVID-19 pandemic. This compares with the most recent rates of 1.5 in Japan and 1.8 in South Korea.
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China Releases Youth Unemployment Data After Gap Of 6 Months, With Rosier Number
Many young Chinese continue to face challenges in securing employment due to the overall sluggishness of the economy.
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China Raises Coal Use Figures By Billions of Tonnes: Report
China has been underreporting its coal consumption for years, experts said today after reports that official statistics have been revised upwards by hundreds of millions of tonnes a year.
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China Will Have 1.45 Billion People by 2030 Due to 2-Child Policy
China's population is expected to reach 1.45 billion by 2030 following its move to scrap the three-decades-old one-child policy and permit all couples to have a second child, a senior official said today.
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China's Economic Growth Outlook Still Promising: President Xi Jinping
Chinese President Xi Jinping has reassured local governments that China's economy still enjoys a promising outlook despite downward growth pressure pegging it around seven per cent.
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China Official's Mandatory 'Two Children' Proposal Draws Rebuke
China should roll back its one-child policy and instead mandate that all couples have two children, a family planning official has said, drawing criticism Friday from a ruling Communist Party newspaper.
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China Factory Activity Hits Multi-Month Highs, Economy Steadying
China's factory activity hit multi-month highs in June, official and private surveys showed, reinforcing signs that the world's second-largest economy is steadying as the government steps up policy support.
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China's Young Migrants Like Cities, Spend More - Survey
China's young rural migrant workers are more eager to work in cities, and are spending more and saving less, an official survey showed on Monday, a trend that could boost Beijing's efforts to urbanise and re-balance the economy in the long term.
