China Closed 30,000 Schools in 2025 as Births Decline
China shut nearly 30,000 kindergartens and primary schools in 2025 as declining birth rates reshape its education system.
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China shut nearly 30,000 kindergartens and primary schools in 2025 as declining birth rates reshape its education system.
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China's 2025 population survey reveals 1.405 billion people, continued decline, rapid aging with 22.86% over 60, and urbanization reaching 67.74%.