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Question by stripedbook: Why do the Chinese have such a high population if they have a "one child policy"? I don't know anything about China's history, but I thought I heard that they had a one child policy, but was that in the past? is it still present today? Is it actually enforced? Why do they have the first or second most populous country in the world then? Best answer for Why do the Chinese have such a high population if they have a "one child policy"?:
Answer by Curfo
One child has only been for the last 40 years or so.
Answer by renaisance festival
they encouraged people to have children before the communist revolution, and even shortly after, but they soon realised that the country was overpopulated as most of the chinese population is centred on the east coast and is not spread out. that is why they passed one child laws. one child law also only applies to urban residents. china's land has also historically been very good for farming, so they had a lot of food to sustain a larger population. china gets its rain in the summer. europe got its rain in the winter, thats why european farming never really took off.
Answer by Ch
It's a one child policy in only some cities and then only for every other generation. It's not as drastic as it was told to you in grammar school.
Answer by Potato
There are over 1.3 billion people in China. Does that answer your question?
Answer by sidd0123
They are the first most populous country on our planet. I believe that their one child policy is still in use today, however I am pretty sure that the way you thin k they enforce it is incorrect. I have heard that they allow more then one child, but their reputation in society is severely demeaned. The reason that they have such a high population rate is because they only recently enacted a population limit in their country.
Answer by Rooster
Because when a million families all have 1 child, the population grows at a fast rate. China has about a billion people. Even if they all only have 1 child, that's a whole lot of pampers.
Answer by James T
One child was only implemented during the cultural revolution (1966 to 1976 or so). Before than, Mao, like many Communist leaders, actually encouraged the existing high birth rate. So average fertility in China went from 5 or 6 per w oman down to under 2. Ethnic minorities (Uighurs, Tibetans, etc) are exempt from the one-child policy, believe it or not, and many urban families who do not work for the government choose to ignore the policy.
Answer by Liuzhou Laowai
"Why do the Chinese have such a high population if they have a "one child policy"?" It's the other way round. They have a one-child policy because they have a high population.
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The weeklong search for a 10-year-old Colorado girl became a murder investigation after authorities identified a body found in a suburban Denver park as that of fifth-grader Jessica Ridgeway.
"Our focus has changed from the search for Jessica to a mission of justice for Jessica," Westminster Police Chief Lee Birk said Friday. "We recognize there is a predator at large in our community."
Anxious parents kept close watch over their children. Fueling the frustration: The FBI again urged residents to report any suspicious activity by people they know.
"We want you to look for changes of habits, patterns, peculiar absences of those around you and report it to law enforcement," said Jim Yacone, FBI special agent in charge in Denver.
The U.S. Marshals Service, immigration officials and state Department of Corrections were reviewing registered sex offenders in the area, Yacone said without elaborating.
Investigators have received more than 1,500 tips from the public. Authorities also have searched more than 500 homes and more than 1,000 vehicles but still need the public's help, Yacone said.
Jessica was last seen beginning a short walk from her home to Witt Elementary School on the morning of Oct. 5. She never arrived. A search by hundreds of law enforcement officers did not start until hours later because Jessica's mother works nights and slept through a call from school officials saying Jessica wasn't there.
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Jessica's backpack was found on a sidewalk in Superior on Oct. 7, some 6 miles northwest of her Westminster home. On Wednesday, authorities discovered a body in Arvada, about 7 miles west of her home, in a park in Arvada. They announced the body was Jessica's on Friday.
Over the week, police said Jessica had been abducted. They don't suspect her parents, Sarah Ridgeway of Westminster, and Jeremiah Bryant of Missouri.
Signs of the tragedy are everywhere in Jessica's neighborhood of modest, two-story homes with single-car garages.
Community members planned a gathering Saturday to celebrate Jessica's life.
Officers have searched homes and yards and guarded crosswalks. They've photographed cars entering the neighborhood. Mailboxes and trees were encircled by ribbons in Jessica's favorite color, purple.
Law-enforcement leaders said they would not disclose more information, saying it would jeopardize the investigation.
The FBI said they have not ruled out that the search for the suspect could be national.
"People kind of don't know what to expect because we don't know where this guy is or who he is or what he's capable of doing. That's the most horrible thing," said Suzette Morgan, a mother of two boys ages 13 and 8.
Lisa Kempton's three boys attend Jessica's school.
"I just make sure that if they go out that they stick together," Kempton said. "I'm trying not to live in fear, because ultimately that's when the crazies win."
Mary Sherman, who has a 16-year-old son and two daughters ages 13 and 11, said she and her neighbors are ensuring that children are monitored by trusted adults as they walk to school or the bus stop.
"We still have a fabulous community," Sherman said. "We'll move on."
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Associated Press writers P. Solomon Banda and Catherine Tsai contributed to this story.
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