IBA NOTIFICATION DATED 30.11.2002 AMENDMENT OF REGULATION 35(1)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeAsc7sQk28 China's Population is Collapsing China Uncensored 30,000 Kindergartens vanished. China is closing tens of thousands of schools—but that's just the symptom of a much bigger crisis. In this episode of China Uncensored, we examine China's collapsing birth rate, why the CCP's efforts to reverse it have failed, and how demographic decline could reshape China's future. Transcript : Search transcript 0:000 secondsChina is [music] closing tens of thousands of kindergartens. Where have all the children gone? [music] 0:077 secondsWelcome to China Uncensored. I'm Chris Chapel. Be sure to leave a Honeypot emoji in the comments below for the algorithm and in honor of everyone's favorite Pooh Bear. And check back every 0:1616 secondsMonday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday for new episodes. Children are our future until the robots take over. But 0:2424 secondsbefore then, it's the children. They are our seed, our legacy, the next generation. Without them, there is no society. And China is that unsocciety. 0:3636 secondsIt's facing a demographic crisis of biblical proportions, complete with flood. People are not having children 0:4444 secondswhile the rest of the country just ages out. You want proof? Look no further than China's schools. 0:5151 secondsChina is absolutely hemorrhaging schools for young children. From 2023 to 2024, 28,000 kindergartens and primary schools 1:001 minuteclosed. One year later, China shuttered nearly 30,000 preschools and primary schools, leaving a lot of teachers 1:091 minute, 9 secondsunemployed, and the schools that survive are barely holding on by a thread. In 2025, one primary school in Shanghai 1:161 minute, 16 secondsenrolled only 22 children versus 23 teachers on staff despite being located in one of China's largest cities. With 1:251 minute, 25 secondsthat kind of ratio, most of the teachers can just join the students for nap time. 1:291 minute, 29 secondsSchools are so desperate that they're forcing the kindergarten teachers who are still working to spend extra hours on marketing. Of all the dystopias I've 1:391 minute, 39 secondsever heard of, none are as bleak as teachers forced to promote their school like an open mic comic trying to sell tickets for a bringer show. They're also loosening the criteria for enrollment. 1:501 minute, 50 secondsFor example, while Chinese kindergartens typically enroll children at the age of three, some kindergarten principles revealed plans to expand the enrollment 1:581 minute, 58 secondsrange to as young as one year old to increase the number of students. 2:042 minutes, 4 secondsMeanwhile, some schools just outright transformed into senior care homes. 2:102 minutes, 10 secondsAh, they also enjoy naps, applesauce, and pooping their pants. Close enough. 2:152 minutes, 15 secondsThe problem, there's just not enough kids. Regions across the nation have seen year-to-year drops in enrollment as 2:222 minutes, 22 secondshigh as 30%. Those are bad numbers, which is the kind of simple math you'd learn in kindergarten if China had any
left. Now, some of you seeing this might think, Chris, this isn't just uniquely a Chinese problem. Countries all around the world are facing demographic crises. 2:382 minutes, 38 secondsFor example, there's Japan. Its birth rate is dwindling, and its nursery schools keep closing as a result. There have been similar situations in South Korea and Taiwan. 2:492 minutes, 49 secondsBut the numbers don't even begin to compare. 4,000 schools in South Korea total over the course of several years versus 30,000 in China in a single year. 3:013 minutes, 1 secondWhy this is happening isn't a mystery. 3:043 minutes, 4 secondsChina's one child policy has been an absolute disaster for demographics. But here's the thing. Even after the two 3:113 minutes, 11 secondschild policy came into effect in 2016, the birth rate in China just kept on falling. 3:183 minutes, 18 secondsAnd none of the things the CCP has tried to do to fix the situation have worked. 3:223 minutes, 22 secondsIn 2021, the two child policy became a threechild policy. Birth rates kept falling. Child subsidies, maternity 3:303 minutes, 30 secondsleave, housing [snorts] guarantees, all have failed to boost birth rates. Even taxes on condoms didn't work. What it 3:393 minutes, 39 secondscomes down to is this. The Chinese economy is broken and the Chinese people know it. People are simply choosing not 3:463 minutes, 46 secondsto have babies. Back in 2024, a survey of women of childbearing age in Ningbo revealed that over a third did not want any children. 3:563 minutes, 56 secondsThey just can't afford it. Which leads to school closures, which leads to even more unemployment and a worse economy. 4:034 minutes, 3 secondsNo amount of communist social engineering is going to change that. On top of that, China has another problem. AI companions. 4:114 minutes, 11 secondsThanks to China going allin on AI, subsidizing AI businesses, and encouraging the world to use their programs, many Chinese people are 4:204 minutes, 20 secondsfalling in love with AI companions instead of having real human romance, which is an excellent way to keep 4:284 minutes, 28 secondsChina's excess 30 million males distracted and docile so they don't, you know, but this isn't exactly great for the 4:364 minutes, 36 secondsdemographic crisis. Remember kids, don't date robots. Of course, every country has to deal with the question of AI romance. 4:454 minutes, 45 secondsBut this is especially a problem in China. To give you perspective, Bike Dance, the parent company of Tik Tok, created an AI platform called Doughba. 4:544 minutes, 54 secondsAnd it's so popular that it boasted having close to 350 million monthly active users earlier this year. With
companion usership that high, there's bound to be a very large pool of people who are looking to AI for more than just friendship. And certain Chinese 5:125 minutes, 12 secondscompanies have made huge profits out of it. One of China's leading AI labs, Miniax, made 35% of its revenue last 5:205 minutes, 20 secondsyear from AI companions. But profits, this isn't an economic problem. It's a demographic problem. Well, nothing for 5:295 minutes, 29 secondsit. I guess the CCP is going to have to step in again to crack down on Chinese chatbot love affairs. It's not an 5:375 minutes, 37 secondsoutright ban on chatbot companions in general. It's more about forbidding chat bots from encouraging emotional reliance on them. The regulations also ban 5:465 minutes, 46 secondsvirtual relationships with minors and require companies to alert a person's emergency contact if they detect an 5:535 minutes, 53 secondsemotional crisis, which is just redundant since living under the CCP is an emotional crisis, which comes back to 6:006 minutesthe point. The CCP will never be able to legislate its way out of the demographic, economic, and social crisis 6:086 minutes, 8 secondsit created, but it will never stop trying. The Chinese people want to see their society flourish. One of the best 6:156 minutes, 15 secondsthings they could do is stop the CCP from holding on to power. So much of what's going wrong in China can be 6:226 minutes, 22 secondstraced back to communism. Without communism, China's demographic crisis wouldn't be nearly as bad as it is today. Which is why I need you. If you 6:326 minutes, 32 secondswant to join me in deleting communism,
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeAsc7sQk28
China's Population is Collapsing China Uncensored 30,000 Kindergartens vanished. China is closing tens of thousands of schools—but that's just the symptom of a much bigger crisis. In this episode of China Uncensored, we examine China's collapsing birth rate, why the CCP's efforts to reverse it have failed, and how demographic decline could reshape China's future. Transcript :
Search transcript
0:000 secondsChina is [music] closing tens of thousands of kindergartens. Where have all the children gone? [music]
0:077 secondsWelcome to China Uncensored. I'm Chris Chapel. Be sure to leave a Honeypot emoji in the comments below for the algorithm and in honor of everyone's favorite Pooh Bear. And check back every
0:1616 secondsMonday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday for new episodes. Children are our future until the robots take over. But
0:2424 secondsbefore then, it's the children. They are our seed, our legacy, the next generation. Without them, there is no society. And China is that unsocciety.
0:3636 secondsIt's facing a demographic crisis of biblical proportions, complete with flood. People are not having children
0:4444 secondswhile the rest of the country just ages out. You want proof? Look no further than China's schools.
0:5151 secondsChina is absolutely hemorrhaging schools for young children. From 2023 to 2024, 28,000 kindergartens and primary schools
1:001 minuteclosed. One year later, China shuttered nearly 30,000 preschools and primary schools, leaving a lot of teachers
1:091 minute, 9 secondsunemployed, and the schools that survive are barely holding on by a thread. In 2025, one primary school in Shanghai
1:161 minute, 16 secondsenrolled only 22 children versus 23 teachers on staff despite being located in one of China's largest cities. With
1:251 minute, 25 secondsthat kind of ratio, most of the teachers can just join the students for nap time.
1:291 minute, 29 secondsSchools are so desperate that they're forcing the kindergarten teachers who are still working to spend extra hours on marketing. Of all the dystopias I've
1:391 minute, 39 secondsever heard of, none are as bleak as teachers forced to promote their school like an open mic comic trying to sell tickets for a bringer show. They're also loosening the criteria for enrollment.
1:501 minute, 50 secondsFor example, while Chinese kindergartens typically enroll children at the age of three, some kindergarten principles revealed plans to expand the enrollment
1:581 minute, 58 secondsrange to as young as one year old to increase the number of students.
2:042 minutes, 4 secondsMeanwhile, some schools just outright transformed into senior care homes.
2:102 minutes, 10 secondsAh, they also enjoy naps, applesauce, and pooping their pants. Close enough.
2:152 minutes, 15 secondsThe problem, there's just not enough kids. Regions across the nation have seen year-to-year drops in enrollment as
2:222 minutes, 22 secondshigh as 30%. Those are bad numbers, which is the kind of simple math you'd learn in kindergarten if China had any
left. Now, some of you seeing this might think, Chris, this isn't just uniquely a Chinese problem. Countries all around the world are facing demographic crises.
2:382 minutes, 38 secondsFor example, there's Japan. Its birth rate is dwindling, and its nursery schools keep closing as a result. There have been similar situations in South Korea and Taiwan.
2:492 minutes, 49 secondsBut the numbers don't even begin to compare. 4,000 schools in South Korea total over the course of several years versus 30,000 in China in a single year.
3:013 minutes, 1 secondWhy this is happening isn't a mystery.
3:043 minutes, 4 secondsChina's one child policy has been an absolute disaster for demographics. But here's the thing. Even after the two
3:113 minutes, 11 secondschild policy came into effect in 2016, the birth rate in China just kept on falling.
3:183 minutes, 18 secondsAnd none of the things the CCP has tried to do to fix the situation have worked.
3:223 minutes, 22 secondsIn 2021, the two child policy became a threechild policy. Birth rates kept falling. Child subsidies, maternity
3:303 minutes, 30 secondsleave, housing [snorts] guarantees, all have failed to boost birth rates. Even taxes on condoms didn't work. What it
3:393 minutes, 39 secondscomes down to is this. The Chinese economy is broken and the Chinese people know it. People are simply choosing not
3:463 minutes, 46 secondsto have babies. Back in 2024, a survey of women of childbearing age in Ningbo revealed that over a third did not want any children.
3:563 minutes, 56 secondsThey just can't afford it. Which leads to school closures, which leads to even more unemployment and a worse economy.
4:034 minutes, 3 secondsNo amount of communist social engineering is going to change that. On top of that, China has another problem. AI companions.
4:114 minutes, 11 secondsThanks to China going allin on AI, subsidizing AI businesses, and encouraging the world to use their programs, many Chinese people are
4:204 minutes, 20 secondsfalling in love with AI companions instead of having real human romance, which is an excellent way to keep
4:284 minutes, 28 secondsChina's excess 30 million males distracted and docile so they don't, you know, but this isn't exactly great for the
4:364 minutes, 36 secondsdemographic crisis. Remember kids, don't date robots. Of course, every country has to deal with the question of AI romance.
4:454 minutes, 45 secondsBut this is especially a problem in China. To give you perspective, Bike Dance, the parent company of Tik Tok, created an AI platform called Doughba.
4:544 minutes, 54 secondsAnd it's so popular that it boasted having close to 350 million monthly active users earlier this year. With
companion usership that high, there's bound to be a very large pool of people who are looking to AI for more than just friendship. And certain Chinese
5:125 minutes, 12 secondscompanies have made huge profits out of it. One of China's leading AI labs, Miniax, made 35% of its revenue last
5:205 minutes, 20 secondsyear from AI companions. But profits, this isn't an economic problem. It's a demographic problem. Well, nothing for
5:295 minutes, 29 secondsit. I guess the CCP is going to have to step in again to crack down on Chinese chatbot love affairs. It's not an
5:375 minutes, 37 secondsoutright ban on chatbot companions in general. It's more about forbidding chat bots from encouraging emotional reliance on them. The regulations also ban
5:465 minutes, 46 secondsvirtual relationships with minors and require companies to alert a person's emergency contact if they detect an
5:535 minutes, 53 secondsemotional crisis, which is just redundant since living under the CCP is an emotional crisis, which comes back to
6:006 minutesthe point. The CCP will never be able to legislate its way out of the demographic, economic, and social crisis
6:086 minutes, 8 secondsit created, but it will never stop trying. The Chinese people want to see their society flourish. One of the best
6:156 minutes, 15 secondsthings they could do is stop the CCP from holding on to power. So much of what's going wrong in China can be
6:226 minutes, 22 secondstraced back to communism. Without communism, China's demographic crisis wouldn't be nearly as bad as it is today. Which is why I need you. If you
6:326 minutes, 32 secondswant to join me in deleting communism,
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