China plans to relax its one-child policy this year to allow couples to have a second child as its earlier move to permit them to have a second child drew a limited response, official media reported.China is eager to reform its decades old one-child policy in view of the rapidly ageing population which has claimed to be around 200 million, raising concerns about rapid decline of work force. Online polls show that a majority of Chinese support the second-child policy, but analysts say they are concerned that young couples have already showed less interest in having more children, citing economic and other reasons.
