| 3D Animated Cube Online | One Child Policy (Anti Natalist Policy) China When: Until the 1960s, China's government encouraged families to have as many children as possible because Chairman Mao saw a booming population as a healthy sign of the productivity neceassary to catapult the country to global success (1949-1976). China's population grew rapidly and China became home to a quarter of the whole world's population. Also China was overcrowding and the economy was stagnant. Because of that, Deng Xiaoping, Mao's successor, reversed the trend three years later and the One-Cild Policy was born in 1979. What: The One-Child Policy is an Anti Natalist Policy, which is meant to decrease the total population. In China, couple are encouraged to have only one child to make sure China's population is not increasing.

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