Part I Survey Data
01 1992 Survey on China's Support System for the Elderly
02 1985 China In-depth Fertility Survey
03 1987 China In-depth Fertility Survey
04 One Percent Sample of the 1982 Population Census of China
05 The 1982 National One-per-thousand Population Sample Survey on Fertility
06 1988 National Sample Survey on Fertility and Contraception
07 1992 Fertility Sampling Survey in China
08 One Percent Sample of the 1990 Population Census
09 1992 National Sample Survey on the Situation of Children
10 The 1987 Sampling Survey on the Handicapped
11 The 1986 Sampling Survey on Migration in 74 Cities and Towns
12 The 1997 Sampling Survey on Reproductive Health of China
PART II Database
01 Basic Data of China's Population
06 Age-sex Composition of China Population
07 Population and Socioeconomic Data of China by Province
08 China Population Data by County, 1990
09 Contraception Data of China
10 Tabulation on the 1990 Population Census of China
11 Tabulation on the 1982 Population Census of China
12 Data of the 1982 One Percent Sampling Survey on Fertility
13 Data of the 1988 Two Per Thousand Sampling Survey on Fertility and Contraception
14 Population of All Individual Counties(Districts) by Age and Sex
15 Population of Individual Towns in China, 1990
16 Age-specific Mortality Rate of Population by Province, 1989-1990
17 The 1982 County Population Database
18 The 1992 National Sampling Survey on the Situation of Children
Introduction
- This pamphlet is the catalogue of the data holdings of Data User Service (DUS), China Population and Development Research Center (CPDRC) . It consists of two parts: catalog for primary data and catalogue for the databases prepared by DUS. New data collections will added to the catalogue in the next edition.
- Formats of documenting data collections by Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), the University of Michigan, and the Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) have used for reference in preparing this catalogue.
- The evaluation on data quality was made by DUS. In this catalogue, original data without being checked and corrected’ means that data is kept in the form received by DUS from the major investigator; Data having been checked and corrected by DUS’ means that the data have been checked by the DUS staff; data having been reorganized by DUS’ means that the data structure has been changed by the DUS staff in consultation with the data investigator to maximize the utilization.
- Staff of DUS Yao Xinwu, Yin Hua, Zhuang Yaer, and Fan Jingjing participated in preparing this catalog. The first part was prepared by Fan Jingjing, and the second part by Zhuang Yaer, Yao Xinwu proofread the manuscript and translated it into English.
- Comments from readers and data users would be appreciated so that corrections could be made and quality of the catalogue could be improved in the next edition.
Part I SURVEY DATAS OF DUS
TITLE: 1992 Survey on China's System for the Elderly
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: China National Committee on Aging/China Research Center on Aging
RESPONDENTS: People aged 60 years and over
UNIVERSE/TIME: Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Hubei, Sichuan, Guizhou, Shaanxi, Heilongjiang, Guangxi and Shanxi. January 1, 1992
CONTENT:
(1). Basic characteristics for the elderly: age, sex, education, marital status, relationship between generations and way of life;
(2). Economic conditions: pension, employment status, income sources, degree of satisfaction to financial status;
(3). Social conditions: housing condition, daily life care, degree of satisfaction to daily life, health status, difficulties;
(4). Psychological characteristics: sleep, appetite, person-to-person relationship, lonely feeling, children’s respect, feeling of happiness.
SAMPLING:
The empirical, stratified and cluster samplings were employed in each of the provinces selected. At the first stages, 12 provinces were selected based on the aging degrees and economic situations (good, moderate or poor) in urban and rural areas. At the second stage, the elderly was classified according to the living environment in urban and rural areas separately. From urban areas, the large, medium and small cities were selected respectively; in the rural, three counties representing good, moderate and poor economic situations were selected in each province. From each county, a typical village was selected to conduct the survey.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular
CASES: urban 9,889; rural 10,194
VARIABLES: urban 306; rural 307
RECORD LENGTH: urban 434 bytes; rural 441 bytes
DATA QUALITY:
Original data without being checked and corrected
*Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
* Excellent Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
China Research Center on Aging (1994): A Data Compilation of the Survey on China's Support Systems for the Elderly, Hua Ling Press, October, 1994 (bilingual).
TITLE: 1985 China In-depth Fertility Survey
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Statistical Bureau of China (SSB)
RESPONDENTS: Every-married women under 50 years old
UNIVERSE/TIME: Shaanxi, Hebei and Shanghai. April 1985
CONTENT:
The survey employed three types of questionnaire to collect information at three levels, namely communities, households and women. The community questionnaire includes 23 questions on condition of production, revenue, public facilities, transportation, education, health care and family planning services; the household questionnaire enumerates the population residing in the household and identifies ever-married women eligible for the detailed individual interview; Questions in the individual questionnaire are on marriage, pregnant history, child health care, knowledge and use of contraception, contraceptive history, fertility preference, attitudes to marriage age, and other questions related to fertility.
SAMPLING:
A stratified multistage sampling was employed. In Hebei and Shaanxi, cities and counties formed the primary sampling units (PSUs). Three units were divided into three strata: cities, counties in the plains, and hilly counties. Within each sample PSU, systematic sampling was employed at each stage. In Shanghai, PSUs consisted of street committees, towns or townships (Xiang). Three strata were created in accordance with each of the three units. Within each of the selected PSUs, three units were selected at each stage.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular
CASES: Shaanxi 4,084; Hebei 5,080; Shanghai 4,143
VARIABLES: household 16; community 23; women 194
RECORD LENGTH: 1,791
DATA QUALITY:
*Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
SSB(1986): China In-depth Fertility Survey (Phrase-1), Principle report, Vol. 1 & Vol. 2. Beijing: The State Statistical Bureau.
TITLE: 1987 China In-depth Fertility Survey
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Statistical Bureau of China (SSB)
RESPONDENTS: Ever-married women under 50 years old
UNIVERSE/TIME: Beijing, Liaoning, Shandong, Guangdong, Guizhou and Gansu. April, 1987.
CONTENT:
The survey employed three types of questionnaire to collect information at three levels, namely communities, households and women. The community questionnaire includes 23 questions on conditions of production, revenue, public facilities, transportation, education, health care and family planning services; The household questionnaire enumerated the population residing in the household and identified ever-married women in the household who were eligible for the detailed individual interview. Questions in the individual questionnaire are on marriage history, pregnancy history, child health care, knowledge and use of contraception, contraception history, fertility preference, and attitude to marriage age and other questions related to fertility.
SAMPLING:
The stratified, multistage, probability proportion and systematic samplings were employed. The self-representative strata of Liaoning, Shandong, Guangdong, Guizhou and Gansu, and the primary sampling units (PSUs) of Beijing are street committee, township (xiang) and town. The PSUs for other strata are county (city, city district). In the first stage of sampling, 249 PSUs were selected. Having determined the PSUs, the second and the third stages of sampling were employed. Finally 860 township, towns and street committee, 2,494 villiage (neighorhood) committees and 50,362 households were selected.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular
CASES: Beijing 7,622; Guizhou 6,489; Gansu 5,751; Shandong 6,122; Liaoning 6,566;
Guangdong 6,654; Total: 39,204
VARIABLES: 692
RECORD LENGTH: 1,616
DATA QUALITY:
Original data without being checked and corrected
*Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
*Excellent Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
SSB(1989): China In-depth Fertility Survey (Phrase-II), Preliminary Report, Beijing: The State
Statistical Bureau.
SSB(1989): China In-depth Fertility Survey (Phrase-II), Principal Report, Vol. 1, Vol. 2 and Vol.
3. Beijing: The State Statistical Bureau.
TITLE: One Percent Sample of the 1982 Population Census of China
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Statistical Bureau of China
RESPONDENTS: All individuals who hold the citizenship of the People’s Republic of China and reside in the country.
UNIVERSE/TIME: The 29 provinces excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Zero hour, July 1st, 1982.
CONTENT:
Name, relationship to the household head, sex, age, ethnicity, registration status, educational level, industry, occupation, status of non-working people, marital status, number of children ever born and now living, births in 1981
SAMPLING:
There are two types of household records in the dataset: the domestic household and the collective household. The sample of domestic household was drawn based on records of one-in-one hundred systematically selected households and individual records by taking every 100th households and all of their family members from the original dataset of the 1982 Population Census of China after a random start. The sample of collective households was taken from every 100th individual in all collective households. Some collective households with less than 100 members were not sampled.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: hierarchical; 4 blocks
CASES: block 1: 2,718,873; block 2: 3,525,478; block 3: 2,858,181; block 4: 2,836,742
VARIABLES: 15
RECORD LENGTH: 44
DATA QUALITY:
Original data without being checked and corrected
*Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
*Excellent Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
SSB(1995): 1982 Population Census of China (Results of Computer Tabulation), the Statistical
Publishing House, March, 1985.
The 1982 census volumes of every province and every county.
TITLE: 1982 National One-per-thousand Population Sample on Fertility
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Family Planning Commission of China (SFPC)
RESPONDENTS: Women aged 15-67
UNIVERSE/TIME: Twenty-eight provinces excluding Tibet and Taiwan; zero hour, July 1st, 1982
CONTENT:
Name, age, nationality, educational level, occupation, marital status, date of first marriage, contraceptive method, reason for not using contraceptive method, numbers of children ever born and alive etc.
SAMPLING:
The stratified, cluster and proportionate sampling was employed: first, the whole country was divided into two strata: urban and rural; then, a random sampling was conducted within each stratum taking neighborhood committee in urban stratum and production brigade in rural stratum as sampling units. The sampling proportions among provinces are equal.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular
CASES: 310,101
VARIABLES: 174
RECORD LENGTH: 265
DATA QUALITY:
Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
*Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
China Population Information Center (1988): Female Fertility in China-- 1 per 1,000
Population Survey (5 volumes), New World Press, 1988.
Editorial Office of Population and Economics (1983): An Analysis of a National One-per-
thousand Population Sample Survey on Fertility (Special Issue of Academic Journal Population
and Economics). Beijing, July 1983.
Editorial Office of Population and Economics (1983): Charts of a national One-per-thousand
Population Sample Survey on Fertility (Special Issue of Academic Journal Population and
Economics). Beijing, July 1983.
TITLE: 1988 National Sample Survey on Fertility and Contraception (NSSFC).
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Family Planning Commission of China (SFP)
RESPONDENTS: All household members with focus on married women aged 15-57
UNIVERSE/TIME: All provinces of PRC excluding Taiwan, Zero hour, July 1st, 1988
CONTENT:
The survey employed three types of questionnaire: household questionnaire, ever-married women questionnaire and village (neighborhood) group questionnaire. The household questionnaire includes name, relationship to the household head, sex, ethnic, birth date, birth place, registered permanent residence, reasons for living in the sampling spot, date of coming to the sampling spot, last migration across provinces, educational level, occupation, marital status, date of first marriage, dead population since January 1981; the ever-married women questionnaire includes pregnancy history, contraception history, one-child certificate; and the village (neighborhood) group questionnaire includes natural increase of population, family planning services, the general configuration of the earth's surface and terrain, resource, communication etc.
SAMPLING:
The stratified, systematic, cluster and disproportionate sampling was employed: first, the whole country was divided into thirty strata (provinces); secondly, every province was divided into five strata: subdistrict of city, town, township, farm, and production and construction crops. Within each stratum of the 5 strata, a systematic sampling was performed taking village (neighborhood) group as sampling unit based on the random principle. The sampling proportion of each province was determined by both the total population at the end of 1986 and expected sampling size.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular, 8 block
CASES: 2,152,044
VARIABLES: household 26; ever-married women 25; sampling spot 20
RECORD LENGTH: 41 (the longest)
DATA QUALITY:
*Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
Leading Group Office of NSSFC (1986): Manual of Interviewer of the National Sampling
Survey on Fertility and Contraception.
SFPC (1986): Documentation of the National Sampling Survey on Fertility and
Contraception.
SFPC (1990): National Tabulation on the National Sampling Survey on Fertility and
Contraception (National Volume, City District Volume, Suburban District Volume, Town
Volume, Township Volume, Farm Volume), China Population Publishing House, September
1989.
Liang Jimin and Chen Shengli (1992): Data of the National Sampling Survey on Fertility
and Contraception (Population composition, marriage volume, fertility and contraception
volume, mortality volume and migration volume). China Population Publishing House, 1992.
Liang Jimin etc. (1993): Symposium on the National Sampling Survey on Fertility and
Contraception (10 volumes). China Population Publishing House, 1993.
Chen Shengli and Shao Wei (1995): Charts of the National Sampling Survey on Fertility and
Contraception, China Population Publishing House, 1995.
TITLE: 1992 Fertility Sampling Survey in China
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Family Planning Commission of China (SFPC)
RESPONDENTS: All household members
UNIVERSE/TIME: All provinces except Taiwan. On September and October, 1992
CONTENT:
The survey employed two types of questionnaires: sample-spot (village group/neighborhood group) questionnaire and household questionnaire. The sample-spot questionnaire is to obtain information on transportation, family planning service, drinking water, electricity, topograpy and income etc. The household questionnaire is to obtain information on age, sex, educational level, household status, marital status, and fertility and contraception of women at the childbearing age.
SAMPLING:
The stratified, two-stage, systematic cluster samplings were performed. At the first stage, county
was taken as Primary Sampling Unit (PSUs) and the sampling proportion is 1:4. At the second
stage, village (neighborhood) groups were taken as units to conduct cluster sampling, the
sampling proportion is 1.3 per thousand.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular
CASES: 385,271
VARIABLES: 66
RECORD LENGTH: 89
DATA QUALITY:
*Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
Jiang Zhenhua, etc. (1996): Collection of Research Papers on the 1992 Fertility Sampling
Survey in China, China Population Publishing House, Feb. 1996.
Jiang Zhenhua, etc. (1996): Statistics of the 1992 Fertility Sampling Survey in China, China
Population Publishing House, Feb. 1996.
Jiang Zhenhua, etc. (1996): Charts of the 1992 Fertility Sampling Survey in China, China
Population Publishing House, 1996.
TITLE: One Per cent Sample of the 1990 Population Census
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Statistical Bureau of China
RESPONDENTS: All individuals who hold the citizenship of the PRC and reside in the country.
UNIVERSE/TIME: Thirty provinces excluding Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan; Zero hour, July 1st, 1990.
CONTENT:
Name, relationship to the household head, sex, age, nationality, registration status, household type, usual residence at mid-1985, reason for migration, educational level, industry, occupation, status of non-working people, marital status, number of children ever born and now living, birth since the beginning of 1989.
SAMPLING:
Systematic sampling was employed taking township (village, town, street committee) as sampling units.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular
CASES: 11,835,199
VARIABLES: 28
RECORD LENGTH: 52
DATA QUALITY:
*Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
Population Census Office under the State Council & Department of Population Statistics, SSB (1991): 10 Percent Sampling Tabulation on the 1990 Population Census of the People’s Republic of China (Computer Tabulation), China Statistical Publishing House, 1991.
Population Census Office under the State Council & Department of Population Statistics, SSB (1993): Tabulation on the 1990 Population Census of the People's Republic of China (Volume 1-4), China Statistical Publishing House.
Provincial Census Volumes of the 1990 Population Census.
TITLE: 1992 National Sample Survey on the Situation of Children
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Statistical Bureau
RESPONDENTS: De jure population and de facto population in the sampling units (household) with focus on children aged 0-14
UNIVERSE/TIME: Twenty-nine provinces excluding Taiwan and Tibet. June, 1992.
CONTENT:
The survey employed four types of questionnaires: household questionnaire, women questionnaire, children questionnaire and rural community questionnaire. The content of household questionnaire includes questions on age, sex, educational level, marital status and employment as well as socioeconomic characteristics of the household such as drinking water and toilet; the content of women questionnaire includes questions on birth; the content of children questionnaire includes basic physical information of children and questions on educational level, vaccination, baby feeding, health and nutrition; and the content of community questionnaire is to obtain information on living environment, educational level and health care facilities.
SAMPLING:
The stratified, two-stage and systematic cluster samplings were employed. First, each province was divided into two strata: rural and urban. Second, the urban area was divided into four sub-strata which are large city, medium city, small city and town, and the rural area was divided into three sub-strata which are mountainous area, plain and hilly areas. The sample sizes of children in rural and urban areas were determined in line with the urban/rural population ratio of the 1990 census. Within each sub-strata, the sample sizes were determined based on the population distribution among the sub-strata. Within urban strata, the city districts formed PSUs and within rural strata, township formed PSUs, Five hundred sixty thousand households were sampled.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: hierarchical
CASES: 570,746 (children)
VARIABLES: 80
RECORD LENGTH: 77 (the longest)
DATA QUALITY:
*Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
SSB (1993): 1992 National Sample Survey on the Situation of Children – Proceedings on
Survey and Research, China Statistical Publishing House, December, 1993.
SSB (1993): 1992 National Sample Survey on the Situation of Children – National Final
Report, China Statistical Publishing House, December 1993.
SSB (1992): Manual of the 1992 National Sample Survey on the Situation of Children, China
Population Publishing House, March 1992.
TITLE: The 1987 Sampling Survey on the Handicapped
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The Department of the Civil Administration
RESPONDENTS: All family household members with focus on people with eyesight problem, hearing problem, mental deficiency, limbs disability and mental disorder etc.
UNIVERSE/TIME: All the 29 provinces. April 1, 1987
CONTENT:
The survey employed two types of questionnaire: family household questionnaire and questionnaire for the handicapped. Contents of family household questionnaire include name, relationship to the household head, sex, age, nationality, household registration status, educational level, industry, employment, marital status, status of unemployed people and category of the handicapped. The questionnaire for the handicapped is for obtaining information on degree of disability, age at becoming handicapped, courses for disability, medical needs, aid utility, income source, requirement, education and abilities to learn, live, walk, communicate and work.
SAMPLING:
A stratified, three-stage, systematic cluster sampling was performed. At the first stage, counties (city district) were sampled from each province; At the second stage, township (towns and street committees) were sampled from counties; At the third stage, village (neighborhood) committees were sampled.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: hierarchical
CASES: 1,579,316 (total respondents)
VARIABLES: household: 12; the handicapped: 14
RECORD LENGTH: 32
DATA QUALITY:
*Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
The Office of National Sampling Survey of the Handicapped (1987): Handbook of the National
Sampling Survey of the Handicapped.
The Office of National Sampling Survey of the Handicapped (1989): China Data of 1987
Sampling Survey of the handicapped. ( national volume, provincial volume)
TITLE: The 1986 Sampling Survey on Migration in 74 Cities and Towns
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The China Academy of Social Sciences
RESPONDENTS: All family household members with focus on migrants and temporary residents
UNIVERSE/TIME: Seventy-four cities and towns in 16 provinces, from July, 1986 to December, 1986
CONTENT:
(1). The size of population involved in migration and movement in the cities and towns;
(2). The orientation of migration and movement of population;
(3). Composition of the population migrating and moving in the cities and towns;
(4). The reasons for migration and movement;
(5). Effects of migration and movement of population.
SAMPLING:
The stratified, probability, random and systematic samplings were performed. In order to ensure the sample size is large enough to make analysis, in small cities and towns, sampling proportion was raised according to household number in the cities and towns.
DATA FORMAT:
FILE STRUCTURE: rectangular
CASES: 100,267
VARIABLES: 63
RECORD LENGTH: Part A, B and C: 84; Part D: 36; Part E: 34
DATA QUALITY:
*Original data without being checked and corrected
Data having been checked and corrected by DUS
Data having been reorganized by DUS
Quality:
Excellent *Good General Bad
RELATED PUBLICATION:
Population Research Institute of the China Academy of Social Sciences (1988): Data for the 1986 Sampling Survey on Migration of 74 Cities and Towns of China. Editorial Department of China Population Science, 1988.
TITLE: The 1997 Sampling Survey on Reproductive Health of China
MAJOR INVESTIGATOR: The State Family Planning Commission of China (SFPC)
RESPONDENTS:
UNIVERSE/TIME:
CONTENT:
PART II DATABASES OF DUS
TITLE: Basic Data of China's Population
CONTENT:
(1). Commonly-used population and socioeconomic indicators at the provincial level in China from 1949-1992;
(2). Major population figures from China's population censuses in 1953, 1964, 1982 and 1990.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 85
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: Yao Xinwu and Yin Hua, Basic Data of China Population, China Population Publishing, July, 1994.
TITLE: Fertility Data of China
CONTENT:
Major fertility figures from following surveys: the 1985 First In-depth Fertility Survey; the 1987 Second In-depth Fertility Survey; the 1982 and 1990 Population Censuses; the 1982 One-per-thousand Fertility Survey; the 1988 Two-per-thousand Fertility Survey and the 1992 Fertility Sampling Survey.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 262
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: Yao Xinwu, Fertility Data of China, China Population Publishing House, Oct. 1995.
TITLE: Marriage Data of China
CONTENT:
Main marriage data from the latest (1993) Yearbook of Civil Administration, derived from following survey: the 1982 Population Census; the 1982 One-per-thousand Sampling Survey on Fertility; the 1987 One Percent Population Sampling Survey; the 1988 Two Percent Sampling Survey on Fertility; the 1990 Population Census.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 103
FORMAT: Excel (.xls)
PUBLICATION: Feng Fanghui, Marriage Data of China, China Population Publishing House, Sep. 1996.
TITLE: Mortality Data of China
CONTENT: Import mortality data and life tables for the following population: national population in 1981, national population by sex by rural and urban in 1989-1990; provincial population by sex by urban and rural in 1981, 1989-1990; 55 ethnic group population, 1989-1990.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 55
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: Huang Rongqing and Liu Yan, Mortality Data of China, China Population Publishing House, Dec. 1995.
TITLE: Migration Data of China
CONTENT: Main migration data from following sources: the 1990 Population Census, the 1986 Sampling Survey on Migrants in Cities and Towns, the 1987 One-percent Population Sampling Survey, the 1988 National Sampling Survey on Fertility and Contraceptives, the 1992 Sampling Survey on Fertility and Household Registration System.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 235
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: Zhuang Yaer, Migration Data of China, China Population Publishing House, Nov. 1995.
TITLE: Age-sex Composition of China Population
CONTENT: Population of China's provinces by age by sex from the 1953, 1964, 1982 and 1990 Population censuses. Data for 1990 is segregated by city, town and county.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 212
FORMAT: Excel (.xls)
PUBLICATION: Fan Jingjing, China Population Composition by Age by Sex, China Population Publishing House, Dec. 1995.
TITLE: Population and Socioeconomic Data of China by Province
CONTENT: Commonly-used population and socioeconomic data at the provincial level from 1970-1993. Indicators include total population, population density, birth rate, death rate, capita expenditure, farm’s income, net migration, college population per ten thousand population, per capita living area of urban residents, sex ratio, percentage of tertiary industry, number of hospital bed, number of doctors and nurses, school enrollment rate, national income, per capita arable land, forestry coverage, number of the employed, wage of the employed and illiterate rate.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 55
FORMAT: Excel (.xls)
PUBLICATION: Yin Hua and Lin Xiaohong. Population and Socioeconomic Data of China by province, China Population Publishing House, Nov. 1996.
TITLE: China Population Data by County
CONTENT: Commonly-used population data of all counties in China from the 1990 Population Census. Indicators include total population, sex ratio, family size, city population, town population, illiterate rate, college population per ten thousand population, population with junior secondary education attainment per 10,000 population, population at age 0-14, 50-64 and 65 and above.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 30
FORMAT: Excel (.xls)
PUBLICATION: Wang Ming, China Population Data by County, China Population Publishing House, Sept. 1996.
TITLE: Contraceptive Data of China
CONTENT: Contraceptive prevalence rate by region and year; Contraceptive method distribution by region and year. Raw data from following sources: the 1982 One-per-thousand Population Sampling Survey on Fertility in China, the 1988 National Sampling Survey on Fertility and Contraceptives, the 1992 Sampling Survey on Fertility.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 443
FORMAT: Excel (.xls)
PUBLICATION: Zhuang Yaer, Contraceptive Data of China, China Population Publishing House, May. 1998
TITLE: Tabulation on the 1990 Population Census of China
CONTENT: Basic population situation, urban/rural population, ethnic group population, age-sex composition, educational attainment, employment and industry, marital status, family household, fertility, mortality and migration. The data are at the national or provincial level.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 216
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: Census Office under the State Council and the Department of Population Statistics, SSB, Tabulation on the National Population Census of China (4 volumes), China Statistical Publishing House, April, 1993.
TITLE: Tabulation on the 1982 Population Census of China
CONTENT: Basic population situation, urban/rural population, ethnic group population, age-sex composition, education, employment and industry, family and marriage, fertility. Most data are at the provincial level.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 81
FORMAT: Excel (.xls)
PUBLICATION: Census Bureau under the State Council and SSB, Tabulation on the 1982 Population Censuses of China
TITLE: Data of the 1982 One Percent Sampling Survey on Fertility
CONTENT:
First marriage and marital status, age-specific-fertility rate by birth order, distribution of women by number of births by age, parity-specific total fertility rate (1930-1981), sex composition of children, birth intervals and rate of contraceptive prevalence. Most data are at the provincial level.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 2,009
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: China Population Information Center, Female Fertility in China 1 per thousand Population Survey (five volumes), New World Press, Beijing, 1988.
TITLE:
Data of the 1988 Two Per Thousand Sampling Survey on Fertility and Contraception
CONTENT:
Marital status, contraception, fertility, family planning, death population, mostly at the national level
NUMBER OF TABLES: 130
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: The State Family Planning Commission of China, Tabulation on the 1988 Two Per Thousand Sampling Survey on Fertility and Contraception (national volume), China Population Publishing House, Jan. 1990.
TITLE: Population by Age by Sex of All Individual Counties (Districts)
CONTENT: Population of all individual counties (or city districts) by sex in five-year age groups from the 1990 Population Census.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 30
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
TITLE: Population of All Individual Towns in China, 1990
CONTENT: Total population, agriculture and nonagriculture population of all individual towns of China from the 1990 Population Census. The number of towns is 3000 or so.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 30
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
TITLE: Age-specific Mortality Rate of Population by Province, 1989-1990
CONTENT: Number of deaths in the first half of 1989, the second half of 1989 and the first half of 1990, and age-specific mortality rate in 1990, by province. Source: the 1990 Population Census of China.
NUMBER OF TABLE: 30
TITLE: The 1982 County Population Database Population
CONTENT:
Total population, gross average industrial and agriculture output per capita, population density, sex ratio, median age, percentage of population aged 0-14 to the total population, percentage of population aged 65 and over to the total population, percentage of women aged 15-49 to the total population, crude birth rate in 1981, crude death rate in 1981, infant mortality rate, population with university educational level per 10,000 population, population with junior middle school educational level, percentage of illiterate and semiliterate population aged 12 and over to the total population, percentage of population in farming, forestry, stock raising and fishery to the employed population, percentage of population in industry to the employed population, and percentage of employed population to the total population.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 30
FORMAT: Excel (.xls)
PUBLICATION: The Census Office under the State Council and the Geography Research Institute, China Academy of Science, China Population Atalas, China Statistical Publishing House, June, 1987.
TITLE: The 1992 National Sampling Survey on the Situation of Children
CONTENT:
The database contains children's information on birth, death, physical growth, education and vaccination, and information on children's parents and family living environment.
NUMBER OF TABLES: 83
FORMAT: Excel(.xls)
PUBLICATION: The State Statistical Bureau, 1992 National Sample Survey on the Situation of Children: National Final Report, Beijing, Dec. 1993.