China's Demographic Decline: A Ticking Time Bomb
China's population decreased for the fourth consecutive year in 2025, with experts predicting a worsening trend. The National Bureau of Statistics reported a decline of 3.39 million people to 1.405 billion, marking a faster drop compared to 2024.
China's population has been on a downward trajectory for the fourth year running, with 2025 witnessing a significant drop.
According to China's National Bureau of Statistics, the population number fell by 3.39 million to 1.405 billion in 2025, a steeper decline than the previous year.
Experts warn that this demographic crisis may only deepen in the years to come, posing challenges for the nation's future.
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