Just one point to make here - even if China opened the doors to immigration it wouldn't resolve the issue of a shrinking and aging society for a number of reasons:- China would be competing with more attractive countries for immigrants (i.e. the West)- China is so huge that it wouldn't attract enough immigrants to offset natural population loss once that accelerates - There is ongoing emigration from China. Bottom Line: Immigration isn't likely to solve China's problems.

Just one point to make here - even if China opened the doors to immigration it wouldn't resolve the issue of a shrinking and aging society for a number of reasons:- China would be competing with more attractive countries for immigrants (i.e. the West)- China is so huge that it wouldn't attract enough immigrants to offset natural population loss once that accelerates - There is ongoing emigration from China. Bottom Line: Immigration isn't likely to solve China's problems.

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