Shanghai's total fertility rate is only 0.6! Lower than South Korea! 6 million women of childbearing age in the city, only 3.76 million women have children

The Shanghai Health Commission recently released the population monitoring data of Shanghai in 2023. As expected, all fertility related figures continue to decline.

The one child rate of the permanent population is 66.24%, and the registered population is even more reluctant to have children. The one child rate is as high as 74.03%

The permanent population of women of childbearing age is 5.996 million, of which only 3.766 million have children, accounting for 62.8%.

The total fertility rate of the registered population dropped from 0.7 in 2022 to 0.6. You should know that in 2023, the total fertility rate of South Korea will be 0.72, a record low. The total fertility rate of Shanghai in 2023 is only 0.6, far lower than that of South Korea.

The average age of first childbearing in Shanghai is 31.66 years old, and the average age of childbearing is 32.56 years old.

This netizen commented in succession:

No wonder Shanghai has a higher maternity allowance than Shenzhen, and cities with higher fertility have fewer incentive policies.

The last generation is not just talking.

Normal population replacement needs 2.1, but Shanghai is only 0.6, which needs

I haven't seen a pregnant woman for a long time.

The family planning education of post-90s children was well done and family planning was practiced.

No wonder Shanghai's household registration policy is so much looser than Beijing's.