英語 での China's population の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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During the 1980s, some 75 per cent of China's population were living in“extreme poverty”, according to the NY Times.
The bulk of China's population is confined to the eastern 1/3 to½ of the country.
Only around 5% of China's population now own passports, and most of those who travel go to Hong Kong or Macau.
For comparative purposes, ethnic Uyghurs made up approximately one per cent of China's population, whereas Tibetans made up less than one per cent.
To the Western Han Dynasty, the Qiang people have more than 1200 million, representing 20% of China's population.
Today, China's population is 1.4 billion; if there was no one child policy, the number would be 1.8 billion.
China's population is aging extremely quickly, and many elderly people aren't sure if the country or their children will be able to support them.
China's population has always been bigger than Japan's, but the Chinese economy only started growing and creating prosperity when the Communist Party relaxed its grip and allowed citizens to seek better opportunities.
There is the opinion that China, which is emerging as a powerful country, will replace America, but China's population is aging and will decrease in the future.
The percentage of women in China's population has fallen steadily since 1987, and the gender gap among men and women ages 15 to 29 is increasing.
That said, China's hunger for agricultural goods, and perhaps for farm land, may grow as China's population expands and the middle class becomes richer.
The percentage of women in China's population has dropped steadily since 1987- with the gender gap among men and women aged 15 to 29 rising.
Whereas Japan, a country with 1/25 of China's size and with 1/10 of China's population, has maintained a huge military expenditure.
Add to that the natural inclination of richer, more educated people like Liu and his wife to limit their family size, and China's population growth is projected to taper off in 15 years.
Chinese experts warn that by 2030 when China's population reaches 1.6 billion, per capita water resources will drop to 1,760 cubic meters-- perilously close to 1,700 cubic meters, the internationally recognized benchmark for water shortages.
As China's population increases by at least 6.6 million(2012-13) every year, the lure to enter a better school, to get a better job, and to earn more money will only continue to fuel China's test-cheating industry.
This book is a fascinating exploration of one of the most radical experiments the world has ever seen- China's population control policy- and its consequences, which include a vast gender imbalance and a rapidly aging workforce.
What is China's population?
Same is China's population.
China's population numbers 1.3 billion.