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人口红利rénkǒuhónglì人口红利 (rénkǒuhónglì) refers to the demographic dividend, a period when a country or region experiences economic growth due to a favorable age structure, typically characterized by a larger working-age population compared to dependents. This phenomenon occurs when fertility rates decline, leading to a potential increase in productivity and economic output.HSK 6, 32 strokes, Hard
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May 27, 2026
人口红利rénkǒuhónglì(ren2kou3hong2li4)

人口红利 (rénkǒuhónglì) refers to the demographic dividend, a period when a country or region experiences economic growth due to a favorable age structure, typically characterized by a larger working-age population compared to dependents. This phenomenon occurs when fertility rates decline, leading to a potential increase in productivity and economic output.

Strokes32Frequency#—DifficultyHard
Cultural Note

人口红利 is particularly relevant to China's rapid economic growth in the late 20th century, where a significant decline in birth rates led to a larger workforce that fueled industrial expansion and modernization.

Memory Tip

Imagine a large crowd of people (人口) at a festival, where everyone is of working age, creating a vibrant and productive atmosphere (红利). The 'red' (红) symbolizes prosperity and wealth, and the '利' (profit) suggests the benefits gained from this abundance of workers, all enjoying the festival of economic growth.

About 人口红利

人口红利Simplified
32Strokes
Radical
成语chéngyǔidiom (id.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L6IntermediateHSKKL3CEFRC1

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AI Study Notes for 人口红利

Memory Mnemonic

Imagine a large crowd of people (人口) at a festival, where everyone is of working age, creating a vibrant and productive atmosphere (红利). The 'red' (红) symbolizes prosperity and wealth, and the '利' (profit) suggests the benefits gained from this abundance of workers, all enjoying the festival of economic growth.

Usage Notes

Be careful not to confuse 人口红利 with terms related to general population discussions; it's specifically about economic implications. This term is more likely to be used in formal contexts such as economic reports or academic discussions rather than casual conversations.

HSK Study Tips

As an HSK 6 student, focus on understanding the economic implications of 人口红利 and how it relates to other vocabulary about demographics and economic growth. It connects well with words like 经济 (economy) and 人口 (population), reinforcing your understanding of socio-economic themes.

Cultural Note

人口红利 is particularly relevant to China's rapid economic growth in the late 20th century, where a significant decline in birth rates led to a larger workforce that fueled industrial expansion and modernization.

Common Mistakes

Learners often mistakenly use 人口红利 interchangeably with general population terms like 人口 (population). For example, saying '我们需要增加人口红利' (We need to increase the population dividend) is incorrect; it should be '我们需要提高生产力来利用人口红利' (We need to enhance productivity to leverage the demographic dividend).

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人口红利 is particularly relevant to China's rapid economic growth in the late 20th century, where a significant decline in birth rates led to a larger workforce that fueled industrial expansion and modernization.

Frequently Asked Questions about 人口红利

It refers to the economic benefits gained from a favorable demographic structure, particularly a large working-age population.