The transient or migrant population who live and work away from their place of permanent registration

The permanent population or long-term residents of a specific area, usually referring to those who have lived there for at least six months, regardless of whether they have a local registered household or [[户口|戶口|hu4 kou3]]

The process of officially counting a population and recording various details about individuals, such as age, gender, and occupation; also called [[人口统计|人口統計|ren2 kou3 tong3 ji4]].

(idiom) Appealing to the masses and widely enjoyed; used to describe excellent literature, music, or other things that are praised and spread by word of mouth.

The average number of people living in a specific area

the study of human populations; demography; demographics

number of people in a population

theory regarding the growth and management of population; sometimes refers specifically to Malthusianism

Situation where the number of people grows faster than available resources, making it difficult to maintain a good quality of life.

To give people grounds for talk or criticism; to leave oneself open to ridicule due to careless words or actions. Referred to in the classic Book of History.

To give others a pretext or basis for criticism, mockery, or gossip; to leave oneself vulnerable to attack by one's own words or actions

To give critics a handle; to leave oneself open to criticism or provide others with an excuse to attack or gossip.

a person who makes a living by trading in human beings; a human trafficker or slave trader

the illegal trade or trafficking of people for the purposes of forced labor or sexual exploitation

A bar graph showing the distribution of a population by age group and gender, typically shaped like a pyramid.

people employed in low-end industries, often used in urban planning contexts to refer to migrant laborers in labor-intensive sectors

(derogatory) Low-paid workers in unskilled industries; often used to describe migrant workers in large cities.

The group of people who are capable of working and willing to work, but are currently looking for or waiting for a job. job; the unemployed.

people who are officially registered as residents at an address but do not actually live there

The number of people in a population over a certain age, usually 60 or 65 years old.

to provide others with an excuse or material for criticism or mockery

to traffic in human beings; to buy and sell people as commodities

To deal in human beings; to engage in the trade of people as if they were goods.

an excess of people in a given area or population; overspill

The geographical pattern or arrangement of people living within a specific area.

having a high density of people; crowded

the movement of people from one place to another; population shift

a rapid and sudden increase in the number of people living in an area; refers to population growth that is extremely fast or density that is extremely high

populous; densely populated

the economic growth potential that results from shifts in a population's age structure, particularly when the share of the working-age population is larger than the non-working-age share

the composition of a population, including categories such as age, gender, occupation, or social class

The composition of a population in a specific area, such as the breakdown of people by class, occupation, or age; also called [[人口组合|人口組合|ren2 kou3 zu3 he2]]

demographic statistics or population census

the study of human populations through statistics; population studies

The phenomenon where the proportion of elderly people in a specific area or period becomes high; aging of the population.

The process by which the proportion of elderly people in a country or region increases; population aging

demographic survey; census