YuWa Population Think Tank Releases Report: China's Expected Population Falls 75.3% in Ten Years

On October 13, the YuWa Population Think Tank released the World Expected Population Report 2026, stating that China's "expected population" fell from 1.070 billion in 2016 to 264 million in 2025, a decline of 75.3%, already below the 285 million of the United States, and pointing out that current support for childbirth is so insufficient that it is difficult even to keep the indicator from weakening further.

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2026-10-14 06:26 · 10月13日，育娲人口智库发布报告称中国“预期人口”十年下降75.3%，已低于美国，现有生育支持连止跌都难。

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Sayings · 2026-10-14 06:21 On October 13, Yuwa Population Research think tank released a report saying China's "expected population" fell 75.3% in ten years, already below the US, and existing fertility support can hardly even stop the decline.

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