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Codebook and Documentation of Population Census

1982 I ‘.

Copyright Q 1989 Board of Trustees, University of Illinois. All rights reserved

This publication may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form, without written permission from the publisher.

i Preface

Chapter 1 Technical Documentation

1.1 Sample Design and Evaluation of the I % Sample 1982 Population Census of China

1.2 Number of Households and Individuals in 1982 Population Census Tapes

1.3 The Third National Population Census Form

1.4 Explanation of Concepts and Terms in the Third National Population Census Form

Chapter 2 Codebooks

2.1 Standard Class#kation of Industries (3-digit) 11

2.2 Standard Classification of Occupations (3-digit) 19

2.3 Codes for Ethnic@ 29

2.4 Co&s for Administrative Divisions 31

Chapter 3 Configuration of the Dataset

3.1 Co@guation of the Dataset 96

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This volume contains the codebook and documentation for the dataset of the 1982 Third Chinese Pom&.tion Census . The dataset is distributed by the China Statistics Archives (CSA) at the University of Illinois at Chicago in collaboration with the China Statistical Information and Consultancy Service Center (CSICSC).

Chapter One deals with “Technical Documentation” which contains the sampling design, number of domestic households and individuals, the census form and explanations of concepts and terms.

Chapter Two provides the codes used in the dataset.

Chapter Three provides the logical structure of the dataset.

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1.1 Sampling Design and Evaluation of the 1% Sample 1982 Population Census of China

There are two types of household records in the 1% Sample 1982 Population Census of China: the domestic household and the collective household. The sample of domestic household was drawn based on records of one-in-one hundred systemically selected households and individual records by taking every 100th households and all of their family members from the original 1982 Population Census of China after a random start. The sample of collective households was taken from every 100th individual in all collective households. Thus some collective households with less than 100 members were not sampled.

To estimate the population parameter the ordering of the population from which the systemic sample was drawn is important. When the population is ordered randomly the the procedure for estimating population parameter is equal to a simple random sample. In the one-in-one hundred systemic sample of the 1982 Population Census of China the population was listed in order of administrative divisions which can be considered a random order.

Equations for estimating the population mean and proportion are listed below (equations are taken from Mendenhall, Ott and Scheaffer, Blementarv Survev Samnling, 1971, Belmont, California: Wadsworth Publishing Company, Inc. :

1. Estimator of the population mean p :

n C Yi i =I p = ysy = (1) n

Where ysy is the mean of systemic sample which is calculated by the sum of each sample observation divided by sample size n.

2. Estimated variance of ysy:

Vysy) = ((N-n)lN) x (s2/n) (2.1) where It elf-YsY)~ i=l 2 S= (2.2) n-l

3. Bound on the error of estimation:

The quantity ((N-n)/N) is called the finite population correction @c). When n remains small relative to the population size N, thefpc is close to unity. In this dataset since n=l%N and ((N-n)/N) = .99 thefpc can be ignored.

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4. Estimator of the population proportion p:

i Yi id PSP =yv= (4) n

5. Estimated variance of PSY:

WPSS) = ((PSY x cr.&(W) x (WON (5)

where qsy=l-Psy.

6. Bound on the error of estimation

(6)

Again we can ignore thefpc, ((N-n)/N), in this dataset since the n is small.

3 1.2 NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE 1982 CHINESE CENSUS TAPES

Number of Domestic Households 1 Number of Individuals From From the From Tapes From From the Total Tapes as% of Tapes Total token from the “1982 Population' Households Population* Po@allon conouo of fromthe chino” (Pg. 25. OdiM bv*popll* Total cmolmofkouldw Region Population lhOSlWiCOUmilMd rkpmmenl of 23381 1% 8631493 Populolfon slotioilu, Beping** 2337261 a6262 dUNSlOlc ” 19140 1914039 1% 75326 7472265 smidlul ewoou, 123363 12317209 1% 509394 50972642 PoopIds Republic of chinq roes). 58985 5891455 1% 239786 23967041 41848 4187564 1% 188753 18903841

Liaoning 84977 8535937 1% 347810 34870762 50742 5073551 1% 223230 22277023 71328 7145239 1% 320422 32172244

Shanghai” 31157 3127065 1% 112305 11248412 150780 15066423 1% 588500 58870750 mejiang 95611 9558560 1% 379090 37843555 104718 10470792 1% 484488 48540143 51453 5142142 1% 248635 24922594 64931 6493092 1% 321655 32051687 173469 17335083 1% 721029 72111815

Henan 154155 15304584 1% 728930 72348249 100980 10089556 1% 456646 45666859 122902 12279122 1% 518174 51737838 118884 11882131 1% 571072 57024946 Guangxi 68994 6897157 1% 354491 35428277

Sichuan 227542 22746217 1% 965734 96623153 Guizhou 56597 5659311 1% 278458 27893390 60973 6095741 1% 314964 31527215 Tibet 3167 316753 1% 16180 1602612

Shaanxi 61078 6103778 1% 272829 27344629 37310 3730948 1% t89013 18908711 7184 718473 1% 37066 3707528 7356 736854 1% 37751 3749288 Xiniang 29076 2926972 1% t25752 12672263

4 Our hvulatkm of tk ltid Natiornl PcpularionCcnsur Form IV. Number of bb?br intk hou&,dd 1981 includcr utegoricr of tiormticm from tk original Chines fcmn. Numb of mde ud femde bii (only tk totd ntmbzr of biiths ia av.it.blc on ths up). which arc rvrilablo on this computer tq. It should k n&d tkt V. Numkr of de&s in tk hovschdd 1981 the crigbul Ckiise fomx callccted tk fdlowiry daw Numkr of mdo and famelo dmh (only rho tout numbx of dzatk is avlilablc on tk ups). 1.3 THE THIRD NATIONAL POPULATION CENSUS FORM VI. Nttmbot of re8i~rwcd~,,t” nbmnt MU ~llo year. (Reference Time: 0O:OO a.m. July 1, 1982)

1. Househdd Type II. !&rid No. of III. No. of pcmxu IV. No. of birtk in tk kuschdd V. No. of &&a In h bcmmhdd VI. No. of mgiammd prrrnr duent AthdltNW IIEUWkS: l.D.ma%ticHH. tbo houahdd. in the hourckld in 1981. T&d in 1981. Total ow mo you. Tad R&Imdpsnon~1bovaatop 2. cdlccdvo HH. TOUI (2 digits) (2d&i*) 0 ww --=- -rX- (i digit) (3 digits) (3 digits) --=- --=-

Each Per~~on Persons a&ted 6

I.NunC II. Rdat&~hip to 111. sex IV. Ae v. BtImidty VI. b&O’.ti~ VII. adtt~cbmll VIII. hldltw rx. ckatpltial X.SlRntrdnmr xl. hitd mhu XIl. Nos. d VIII. Blm tk b&of ShhW Led ~orlrinlpcnon d~itdmmet’a bma fdlowitq H 1981 houschdd mdtumlivbq

(hdiVidltd l.Hmdof I.mals Dam of bii sea l&riding awl 1. ColJe~ gradtub Sm Co&book See codsbook 1. smdmt 1.riwermurkd f!hihhtbmdiw l.Qkt&ild tD - 3 c&k) houabdd 2famds Yur_ rt&!Sd hno. 2undcrgSduatm (3 WW (3 digits) 2Hauskacpi 2Mmbd No diciw 2socmd 2. spcuso (I digit) MmL 2 Rssidii km 3. s.anla mid& 3. Aww 3. wi6Dwcd 3. lltird 3.Child Day- over 1 yen. but sdtwl rhool 4. Mvd ChIldreD livhl8 ” 4. Fourth 4.Camkhild ~YSlua of Igo m~bkmd dawkre. 4. Juttlot mlddls e.mdhmt (1 d&i0 - 5.Qifthamnm 5. Pusn, (3digitS) - 3.-i ktclotr scld 4. Awl* itw. digit,) (1 digit) 6. chmdpm thmlysu. but 5. Rkwy rdtcd 8ovsmmctttjob 7. Other rdativa lbamtbati 6. UIi(cnlc 01 usigxanl 8. Non-rddiw qtlmtim phcs ami-Ulimtam 5. urkn (1 digit) lbwsl)wr. (I digit) uncmplw 4. Livhq hue. witb 6.Rmkda ~&T~tiPltmsettJed =h-d 5. Resided krc; 7.oth ktbakmdwithn, (1 diit) k+tr*t&n. (I digit)

(Individual l.Hwdof 14&O l.R#sidhg and 1. Ctdleg: gmdtum see co&hook SW cc&bodK 1. StlatI l.Nowrttmriod Childtenkmdivo l.Qkt&ild ID -- 3 digits) hourhdd Zfemde mgkemd km. 2.Utl&tg&MC (3 di8ib) (3 w4 2Hwi 2.ldmkd wp atiw 2Sermd 2. Spata (1 digit) 2 Reddin km 3. s&a tnldde 3. Avaitiq 3. WI&wed 3. lkird 3. Child overlwu.kt Bdlcal school 4. Diva.xd childrw living .t 4. Qawh 4.Gmndchild -Yam of 8gs mg&ed&wkm. 4. Juniamiddlc adlm¶nt (1 dW0 S.Pifth~lttOlB 5. PSrenl (3 dirits)- 3. Raridbu km lcrr rbad 4 Aww (I digit) 6.Gnndpsxont tkn1 ye.;. but s.RiiBdwd pvsmnrmloa 7.otkGd~tivc sbroot ban 6. Illiuxue m dgnarn 8. Nomtdmiw regismtkm placz romi-iUkmm s. urban (I digit) lbms 1 )au. (I d@t) =nplovta 4. Livhlg kre witb 6. iwmd or rCgiSWiO”wwotdcd -k-l 5. Redded bm; 7. otkl butb*bmdwithno (1 digit) ‘7’.i l4SWltiC.l. (1 wt)

(tndlvidud l.Headof I mde Date of bbth SW 1&Sidi”g d I. College gmdlur: Sk Co&book Sea Co&book 1. slulklt l.Nsvmtturried Chilh ban dive 1. Fist child ID _- 3 digits) hcwzhdd aremnle Ye=- CCdCkCk mgiswed kre. 2.Undqrafuam (3 digits) (3 digits) 2 Hourcka~iq 2.Muriod (two di8ib) zsecald 2. spalm (1 digit) Monk-.- (2 digits) 2 Rosidiq km 3. s&m middle 3. Au&* 3.widowed 3.Third ‘. 3. Child Day- WC, 1 yew, but sdlad rhod 4. Divmccd chiidmn livbI8 .t 4. Qamh 4.Qrandchild -YCuS Of 180 rcgistzed elsewkre. 4. Julia middle cmdlmt (1 dii P”p S.QlfthOrmnS s.Pamlt (3 digits) 3. Residbtg kn less school 4. Await (two digits) (1 digitl 6. Ontxlparent thm1yeu, but 5. Ribnuy rdlod 8wemtmd job 7. Other relative ddmt bcm 6. Illitente n aaaigvmcd 8. Non-relatiw. ,‘+StdC,”PbCE semi-iUimt0 5. urkn (1 digit) (1 digit)

rS&&O twctded dgned 5. ihidcd km: 7. otkf ktis&nmdwitbtw (1 digit) registratiar. _’ (I digit)

Respondent Date I bad of I tourhdd Tm,l l’.4e, Pa@ Nun&r Pap? in Roddot 1.4 Explanation of Concepts and Terms in the Third National Population Census Form

Household Two kinds of households are included: domestic households and collective households. Domestic household refers to a group of individuals who are either relatives or non-relatives, live in one residential unit and are registered as one household. Collective household refers to a group of individuals who live in the same dormitory in a college (or school) or in the same living quarters for staff and workers in a factory or other organization.

Ethnicity A person’s ethnic@ is determined by his/her parent’s ethnicities. A person’s ethnicity can be identified with either his/ her father’s or mother’s ethnicity if this person’s parents have different ethnicities. The choice is made by the person if he/she is 18 years old or over, or by the parents if he/she is under 18.

Educational Level College graduate refers to those who have graduated from institutions beyond high school level, including two-year, four- or five-year colleges and universities, and postgraduate education. Undergraduate refers to those who have studied in post high school institutions but were either not yet graduated or never graduated. The latter include those who are currently enrolled.

Employed Person Employed person refers to all those who are employed, regularly or temporarily, by state owned, collective owned, or other ownership units, and those who run their own businesses and their employees.

Industry The Industrial Classification Standards for National Economy used in the 1982 Population Census identities 15 major industrial categories shown in the following table. The Chinese classifications are shown below in relation to the 1986 UN International Standard Industrial Classification.

Industrial Classification Standards Relevant United Nations for the National Economy used in International Standard the 1982 Population Census Industrial Classification

1. Farming, forestry, animal Agriculture, hunting, husbandry, and fishing forestry, and fishing

2. Mining and lumbering Mining and quarrying

3. Production and supply of Electricity, gas, and water electricity, gas, and piped water

4. Manufacturing Manufacturing

5. Geological prospecting and surveying

6. Construction Construction

6 7. Transport, posts, and communications Transport, Storage and Communications

8. Commerce, food service, Wholesale and retail trade, material suppIy and restaurants and hotels marketing, and storage

9. Real estate management, Financing, insurance, real estate public, residential and and business service consultancy services

10. Health care, sports, and social welfare

11. Education, culture, and Community, social and theatts personal service

12. Scientific research and polytechnical service

13. Banking and insurance

14. Government agencies, party agencies, and social organizations

15. Other industries Activities not adequately defined

Occupation Occupation refers to the type of work in which a person is employed. The Standard Occupational Classification used in the 1982 Population Census distinguishes 8 categories. These categories are shown in relation to the UN 1969 Listing of International Standard Classification of Occupation.

Standard Occupation Classification Relevant United Nations used in the 1982 Census International Standard Classification of Occupations

1. Scientific and technical staff Professional, technical, and related workers

2. Administrators in government, Administrative and parties, and social organizations, managerial workers enterprises, and institutions

3. Office and related workers Clerical and related workers

4. Commercial workers Sales workers

5. Service workers Service workers

7 6. Workers in farming, forestry, Agriculture, animal husbandry, and animal husbandry, and fishery forestry workers, fishermen, and hunters

7. Production, transportation, and Production and related workers, related workers transport equipment operators, and laborers

8. Others not classified Workers not classifiable by occupation

Status of Non-Working Person Awaiting school enrollment refers to those who had graduated from schools but failed to be admitted to higher level schools, and who are preparing for the next entry examinations and are not seeking employment.

Awaitinu uovemment iob assienment refers to those who am entitled to receive, and are waiting for, government job assignment. Those who are entitled include graduates from colleges, universities, and specialized secondary schools, and veterans who lived in urban areas before joining the armed forces.

Urban une- refers to persons in the working age cohort (ages 16-50 for men, 16-45 for women), who are able- bodied, have registered with local government agencies for employment, and have not yet received employment.

Q&z refers to other unemployables, such as the handicapped and prisoners.

Marital Status The status “married” includes couples living together as well as those legally married.

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2.1 Standard Classification of Industries Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Forestry, and Fishery

Dl Agriculture 011 Food Crops 012 Cash crops 013 Vegetables, Gourd and Melons 014 Pomiculture 015 Special Crops . 016 Agricultural Services 019 Other Sectors n 4nimaI Husbandry 021 Livestock Raising 022 Poultry Raising 023 Livestock Raising Services 029 Small Animal Raising, Hunting and Others

13 030 ?orestq

I4 Fishery 041 Aquatic Animal and Plant Raising 042 Fishing for Aquatic Animals and Plants

Mining and Lumbering

I6 060 bal Mining and Dressing

17 070 Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry

I8 Metal Mining 081 Ferrous Metal Mining 082-083 Non-ferrous Metal Mining 084 Rare Metal Mining and Rare Earth Mining

Non-metal Mining 091 Earth, Sand and Stone Mining 092 Chemical Ores Mining 093 Salt Mining 098-099 Other Non-metal Mining

12 120 Logging and Transportation

Electric Power, Gas, and Pipewater Supply and Production

14 Production and Supply of Electric Power, Steam and Hot Water 141 Production and Supply of Electrical Power 142 Production Supply of Steam and Hot Water

15 Production and Supply of Gas

16 Production and Supply of Pipewater 11 1 Manufacturing

Food 181 Grain Processing 182 Vegetable Oil Processing 183 Pastry and Candy 184 Sugar Production 185 Animal SIaughtering and Meat Processing 186 Egg Products 187 Dairy 191 CannedFood 192 Salt Processing I99 Production of Other Kinds of Food

Beverages 201 Alcoholic Beverages 202 Soft Drinks 203 Tea Processing

210 Tobacco I Textile 231 Raw Fiber Material Processing 232-233 Cotton Spinning and Weaving 234 Wool Spinning and Weaving 235 Flax Spinning and Weaving 236 Silk 237 Knitting

Tailorimg 241 Garments 242 Headwear 243 Shoes 249 Repair Services and Others

Leather and Fur Industry 251 Hide Tanning 252 Leather Products 253 Fur Tanning and Fur Products 259 Leather and Fur Products Repair

Timber Industry 261 Lumber Milling 262 Wood Composjtion Products

270 Furniture Industry

Pulp, Paper-making and Paper Products ” ..I- n-,.A.-.-..- 29 Cultural and Artistic Suppliesand Printing Industry !91 Cultural and Educational Supplies and Sporting Goods !92-293 Arts and Crafts !94 Printing industry

31 Chemical Industry 111 Primary Chemical Materials 1x2 Chemical Fertilizers 113 Pesticides 114 Organic Chemical Industry K!s Chemical Fiber Industry 116 Chemical Products for Daily Use 119 Others

33 PharmaceuticalIndustry 131 Medical Material Processing 132 Chemical Medicine 133 Traditional Chinese Medicines 134 Veterinary Medicines

34 Rubber and PlasticProducts 141 Rubber Products 142 Plastic Products

36 Petroleumand Coal Products I61 Crude Oil Processing 162 Artijkial Petroleum I63 Coal Products 169 Others

37 Non-Metal Mineral Products 171 Cement 172 Brick, Tile and Stone for Construction ?73 Glass Products f74 Ceramics 375 Refractory Materials $79 Others

39 Metallurgical Industry 391 Ferrous Metal Metallurgy and Processing 392 Nonferrous Metal Metallurgy and Processing 194 Rare Metal and Rare Earth Metal Metallurgy and Processing

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54 Preschool-level Education 55 Special Educational Programs 56 Educational Programs for Working Staff Members or Farmers 59 Others

16-77 :ulture and Arts 61 Movies 62 Arts 63 Libraries 64 Mass Culture 65 Broadcasting and Telecasting 66 News 67 Publishing 68 Cultural Relics 69 Others

icientifc Research and Integrated Technical Services

kientific Research 01 Natural Science Research 02 Social Science Research 03 Integrated Scientij?c Research ntegratedTechnical Services

pinance and Insurance

40 kance

50 nsurance

itate Organs, Political Party Organs and Mass Organizations

38 80 itate Organs 89 ,90 ?olitical Party Organs

90 too MassOrganizations

91 ,lO ManagementAgencies of Enterprises

Other Enterprises

99 J98 Other Enterprises

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2.2 Standard Classification of Occupations itaff for Various Kinds of Scientific and Technical Work

N-02 kientific Researchers 111 Philolosophical researchers K? Sociological researchers 113 Economic researchers 114 Juridical researchers 115 Pedagogical researchers 116 Researchers of literature and the arts 117 Librarians and stafffor information science 118 Historical researchers 119 Mathmaticians, physicists and chemists 120 Researchers of engineering 121 Agronomic reserachers 122 Medical researchers 129 Other scientific researchers not elsewhere classified

13-04 Engineering, Agriculture and Forestry Technicians ‘31 Architects and town planners 132 Civil engineering technicians ‘33 Electrical and electronics engineering technicians ‘34 Mechanical enginneering technicians ‘35 Chemical engineering technicians ‘36 Metallurgical engineering technicians ‘37 Mining engineering technicians ‘38 Industrial engineering technicians ‘39 Surveying, drawing and hya’rographic technicians 140 Meteological ana’ seismic technicians 141 Geology engineering technicians u2 Light industry and textile industry technicians 143 Agricultural technicians 144 Forestry technicians 149 Other engineering technicians

ltaff for Management of Scientific Technology and Auxiliary Staff 151 Stafffor management of scientific technology 152 Auxiliary stafffor scientific technology

khnicians for Aircrafts and Ships 161 Aircraft pilots and navigators 762 Flight engineers 163 Deck ofjicers and pilots on ships 164 Engineers on ships 169 Other technicians for aircrafts and ships

19 17-08 kalth Technicians 371 Doctors of traditional Chinese medicine Iv2 Doctors of Western medicine ?73 Doctors of combined traditional Chinese ana’ Western medicine 374 Pharmacy sta$ 375 Head nurses and nueses 376 Health technicians and assistants 377 Epidemic prevention health care and medical personnel 378 Health technicians for neighborhoods (urban areas) and brigades (rural areas) 379 Veterinary surgeons I89 Other health technicians not elsewhere classified

kiff for the economy 391 Economic planners 392 Statiticians 393 Finance and accounting staff 394 Payroll clerk 395 Dispatchers 196 Administrative personnel for taxation, industry and commerce 397 Banking personnel 398 Customs inspection officers 399 Other sta#for the economy not elsewhere classifed

itaff for legal affairs 101 Judicial oficers 102 Pubiic procurators 103 Lawyers 109 Other stafffor legal affairs

reachers Ill University and higher teachers 112 Secondary school teachers 113 Primary school teachers I14 Pre-primary school teachers 115 Teachers in schools for the blind and deaf-mute persons 116 Assistant teachers 119 Other teachers

12113 Staff for literature, arts and sports 121 Authors and critics 122 Writers, musical directors and conductors 123 Actors 124 Musical players 125 Photographers I26 Film and television cameramen 127 Art workers 128 Stage designers 129 Coachesand referees 130 Sportsmen 139 Other stafffor literature, arts and sports

20 14 141 Newsmen 142 Editors 143 Announcers 144 Translators 145 Librarians 146 Archivists 147 Archaeologists and cultural relic stafs 148 Exhibition guides 149 Other stafffor culture

15 Staff for religion 150 Stafffor religion

Government Agency, Party Committee, Organizations and Institututions Managers

!l Managersof Government Agenciesand RelatedWorking Units 211 Managers of government agencies and related working units at the national level 212 Managers of government agencies and related working units at the provincial level 213 Managers of government agenciesand related working units at the level of prt$ectures, cities and counties

!2 Managersfor Partycommittees and Organizations 221 Managers at all levels of the CommunistParty of China 222 Managers of the CommunistYouth League of China, Labor Union and the Women’sFederation 223 Managers of democratic parties and people’sorganizations

!3 Managersof Neighborhood Committees(urban areas)and People’sCommunes (rural areas) 231 Managers of subdistrict o&es in cities 232 Managers of neighborhoodcommittees in cities 233 Managers of people’scommunes in countryside

!A Managersof Enterprises,Institutions and RelatedWork Units 241 Managers of enterprisesand institutions 242 Mangers of work units under enterprisesand institutions

Office Workers and Related Staff

51 Administrative Staff 311 Administrative staff of vocational work 312 Secretaries 313 Dispatchers and reporters 314 Typists and copyists 319 Other administrative staff and ofice workers

32 Staff for Political Affairs and Security 321 Stafffor political affairs 322 Stafffor personnel administration 323 Political and public security personnel 324 FirejIghters 329 Other stafffor political and security affairs 21 Staff for Posts and Telecommunication 331 Staff for posts 332 Telephone and telegraph operators 339 Other stafffor post and telecommunication

19 3ther Clerical and Related Staff 399 Other clerical and related staff

Working Staff for Commerce

I1 Salesmen 411 Shop employees and salesmen 419 Other salesmen

I2 3uyers and Traveling Salespersons 421 Buyers 422 Traveling salespersons and suppliers

13 %curement Staff for Products of Agricultural and Side-line Production 431 Procurement stein trust companies 432 Procurement stafffor waste and old materials

19 Mer Commercial Staff 499 Other commercial St&

Working Staff for Service Trade

51-52 Attendants 511 Attendants in restaurants and dining halls 512 Attendants in inns and hotels 513 Attendants in cinemas, theaters, gymnasiums, 514 playgrounds, public places and park 51.5 Bathroom attendants 516 Attendants on ship, bus ana’ aircraft 517 Ticket sellers 517 Child-care workers 518 Housekeepers 519 Barbers 520 Washers, dyers and darning workers 521 Fuel supply workers 522 Cleaners 523 Odd-job employees 524 Funeral and interment workers 529 Other attendants

53 Cooks and Kitchen Workers 530 Cook and kitchen workers

54 Guides 540 Guides

22 Staff for Repairing Daily Necessities 551 Sta#for repairing household electrical equipment 559 Stafffor reparing other daily necessities

Others in Service Trade 599 Others in service trade

Farming, Forestry, Animal Husbandry and Fishery Workers

Managersfor Farming, Forestry,Animal Husbandry and Fishery 600 Production brigade leaders for farming, forestry, animal husbandry ana’fuhery

61 Agricultural Workers 611 Grain growers 612 Cotton growers 613 Vegetable growers 614 Tea and fruit growers 619 Other agricultural workers

62 Forestry Workers 621 Afforestation workers 622 Lumberjacks 623 Forest rangers 624 Workers for wood transportation by water 629 Other forestry workers

63 Animal Husbandry Workers 631 Livestock growers 632 Domestic fowl and animal growers 633 Growers of animals for special use 639 Other animal husbandry workers

FisheryWorkers 641 Aquatic product breeders 642 Fishermen 643 Natural aquatic animal and plant gatherers 644 Fishing-boat drivers 649 Other fishery workers

65 Hunters 650 Hunters

Operatorsof Agricultural Machines 661 Tractor drivers 669 Other operators of agricultural machines

69 Other Workers in Farming, Forestry, Animal Husbandry and Fishery 669 Other workers in farming, forestry, animal husbandry andfishery

23 71819 Production, transportation and related workers

71 Mining, Quarrying, Exploring, Well Drilling and Salt Mining Workers 711 Mining and stone cutting workers 712 Mineral and stone processing workers 713 Oil and Natural gas extraction workers 714 Geological prospecting workers 715 Salt mining workers 719 Other mining. quarrying, exploring, well drilling and salt mining workers

12 Metal Smelting and Processing Workers 721 Metal semlting workers 722 Metal rolling and mechanical operators workers 723 Foundry workers 724 Metal hot processing workers 725 Metal drawing and extrua’ing workers 726 Outs& processing of metals workers 729 Other metal smelting and processing worker

Clhemical Workers 731 Workers for production of basic chemical raw materials 732 Workers making chemical fertilizer 733 Workers making agricultural chemicals 734 Workers for daily chemistry 735 Workers for production of chemical fibers 736 Oil refining workers 737 Workers for coking coal 738 Pharmaceutical workers 739 Other chemical workers

74 Workers for Production of Rubber and Plastic Products 741 Rubber machine operators 742 Plastic machine operators 743 Tire makers and sulphur suppliers 749 Other workers for production of rubber and plastic products

75 Workers for Textiles, Knitting and Dying 751 Workers for fiber pretreatment 752 Spinners, silk reeling workers and twisting workers 753 Workers for installation and maintenance of Textile, Sewing and Dying Equipment 754 Weavers 755 Knitting workers 756 Textile and dying workers 759 Other workers for textiles, knitting and dying

76 Workers for Production of Leather and Fur 761 Workers for Production of Both Leather and Fur 762 Workers for Leather Products 763 Workers for Fur Products 769 Other Workers for Production of Leather and Fur

24 ‘7 railers and Sewing Workers 771 Workers for Drawing and Cutting Out Garments 772 Workers for Sewing Garments 773 Workers for Production of Shoes and Caps 774 Embroidery Workers 779 Other Tailoring and Sewing Workers

‘8 bud and Drink Industry Workers 781 Workers Who Husk Rice, Mill Flour and Extract Oil 782 Workers Who Refine Sugar 783 Butchers and Workers for Meat Products 784 Workers for Food Pickling, Tinning and Preservation 785 Workers for Dairy Products 786 Bakers and Workers for Candy Products 787 Workers for Tea Making 788 Brewers 789 Other Workers for the Food and Drink Industry

9 Yorkersfor Tobacco Industry 790 Workers for Tobacco Industy

10 Vorkersfor Wood Processingand Making Productsof Wood, Bamboo, Hemp, he, Palm, and Straw PO1 Workers for Wood Processing 902 Workers for Wood Products so3 Workers for Wood Furniture so4 Carpenters PO5 Workers for Products of Bamboo, Hemp, Cane, Palm, and Straw 909 Other workers for products of bamboo, hemp, cane, palm and straw

$1 Norkers for PaperMaking and Manufacture of PaperProducts 811 Workers for paper making 812 Workers for manufacture of paper products 813 Other workers for manlgfacture of paper products

32 hinting and theRelated Workers 821 Workers for character selection and compositors 822 Workers for plate making 823 Printers 824 Bookbinders 825 Workers for photocomposition 829 Other printing and the related workers

33 Workersfor StoneCutting and Carving 831 Workers for stone cutting 832 Workers for stone carving 839 Other Stone Workers

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34 Torgers, Tool Manufacturing Workers and Machine Tool Installation Workers 541 Forgers and forging press operators 942 Bench workers !?43 Workers for installation of machine tools w4 Metal cutting machine Operators and blade grinding workers 549 Otherforgers, tool manufacturing workers and machine tool installation workers

35 rlachine Assemblers and Workers for Manufacture of Precision Instruments 9.51 Machine assemblers 552 Workers for machine repair s53 Workers for manufacture of clocks, watches and precision instruments 959 Other machine assemblers and workers for mant&acture of precision instruments

36 nstailation, Repair and Assembly of Electric Equipment and Related Workers 561 Workers for installation and repair of electric equipment 562 Workers for installation and repair of electronic equipment 563 Workers for assembly of electric and electronic equipment 564 Electricians 565 Installation, repair and teletype and telephone equipment assembly Workers 569 Other installation, repair and electronic equipment assembly and related workers

37 >perators of Recording Equipment for Broadcasting and Projectionists 571 Operators for transmitting equipment 572 Operators for recording equipment 573 Projectionists

38 ‘lumbers, Welders, and Workers for Cold-working and Installation of Metal Components 581 Plumbers and piping workers 982 Welders S83 Workers for cold-working metal components !I84 Workers for installation of metal components

39 Workers for Manufacture of Glass, Ceramic and Enamel Products 3991 Workers for manufacture of glass products 892 Workers for manufacture of ceramic products 893 Workers for manufacture of enamel products

90 bintm 901 Painters 909 Other painters

91 3ther Production and Related Workers 911 Workers for production of cement and its products 912 Workers for production of asbestos and its products 913 Workers for production of lime, bricks and tiles 914 Workers for production of refractory materials 915 Workers for production of other non-metallic minerals and products 916 Workers for production related to culture, education and sports 917 Workers for pearl, jewel, gold and silver processing 918 Workers for production and carving of handicraft articles 919 Other production and related workers

26 Workers for Construction ‘21 Bricklayers and plasterers ‘22 Concrete workers ‘23 Reinforcing workers ‘24 Scaftrolders ‘25 Unskilled laborers in construction ‘26 Other workers for construction

lpxators of Power Plants ‘31 Operators of electric generating equipment ‘32 Operators on duty for power grids ‘33 Boiler workers ‘39 Other operators of power plants

Aaders and Operators of Related Equipment 141 Loaders ‘42 Operators of cranes ‘43 Operators of civil engineering, mechanical and related equipment 149 Other loaders and operators of related equipment

Iperators of transportation equipment 61 Ships crew ‘52 Railway engine drivers and stokers ‘53 Railway transportation workers 154 Bus drivers 65 Other motor vehicle drivers ‘56 Animal-drawn vehicle drivers 87 Two-wheeled vehicle drivers !59 Other operators of transportation equipment related staff

itaff for inspection, metrology, analysis and related staff l j61 Examiners and inspectors j62 Metrologists p63 Surveyors 64 Laboratory technicians

Ither production, transportation and related workers J91 Underwater operation workers j92 Surveying and drawing workers 793 Packing workers ?94 Warehouse workers ?97 Other production, transportation and related workers

3ther workers not classified elsewhere ?98 Other workers not classified elsewhere

27 2.3 Codes for Ethnicity

28 ln ~erung mgol Iroqen lezhen Fe&an fonba i’gur ~hoba iao in0

I uwi 1 3uyi her 1 man Identified i an hnicities ! w ! W uuralized I zi veigners ; l&a 5 ani 1 azak 3 ai 9 0 isu 1 2 lie 3 ‘iWShil!l 4 ahu 5 ui 6 ~ongxiang 7 ‘axi 8 hw 9 ‘irgiz 0 -if 11 bur i2 fUltlt?l 13 ?iang I4 lulang 15 blur 16 4aonan 57 ;elao 58 Gbe 19 Lchang 80 Wni 51 rajik 52 VU 53 [Izbek 54 Vussian 45 Ewenkei 46 Benglong 47 Baoan 48 Yugur 49 Gin 50 Tatar 2.4 Codes for Administrative Divisions EXPLANATORY NOTE FOR THE CODES OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS IN THE 1982 POPULATION CENSUS DATA

Codes for the administrative divisions are indicated by 6digit numbers. The first two digits represent provinces or municipalities; the second two digits represent large cities or prefectures; the last two digits represent districts of a large city, counties or small cities.

There are certain principles in the structure of the area codes in the 1982 census data. In all provinces if the second two digits are below 21 a large city is indicated. Whereas if the second two digits are equal to or above 21 a prefecture is identified. If the third two digits are below 21 a of large city or a small city is identified. If the third two digits are equal to or above 21 then a county is indicated. These principles are shown in Figure 1 below.

Area Codes Structure of the 1982 Census Data

The First Two Digits

Province Municipalities

The Second Two Digits

I\ =or > 21 (21 I Large City

The Third Two Digits The Third Two Digits

/\ /-A =or > 21 <21 =or>21 c 21

I I I I County Under the Small City Under County Under the District of Administration of the Administration Administration of Large City Prefecture of Prefecture Large City

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53 6 3uaibei (C) kji (0) kzngshan (0) vieshan (0) ‘uburbs (0)

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93 : P 95 3.1 Configuation of the Dataset

The dataset of the 1982 Population Census of China is a hierarchical file that contains two levels of hierarchy -- household and individual. There are two types of household, the domestic household and the collective household. For domestic households, each household observation is followed by observations of all individuals in this household. The structure of the dataset is indicated as Figure 1 below.

Figure 1. The Structure of the Dataset

Census Data

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The record length for tnxh household and individual observations are 44 bytes. The record of household and individual observations am distinguished by a variable called “Recordtype”. The “Record type” is an one digit variable occuping the first column of each observation (1~ Domestic Household; 2 = Collective Household; 3 = Individual). The code- book for household and individual observations are listed as Table 1 and Table 2 below.

Table 1. Codebook for Household Records

Column Size (byte) Question or Variable

1 1 Type of Record 1 = Domestic Household 2 = Collective Household

2-3 Province/Municipality/Autonomous Region*

4-5 City/Prefecture*

6-7 District/County*

8-14 Commune/Street Committee**

96 15-17 3 Household ID

18-20 3 Number of persons in the household

21-22 2 Number of birth(s) in the household in 1981

23-24 2 Number of death(s) in the household in 198 1

25-27 3 Number of persons who had registered but were not living in the household in 1981

28-44 17 Editing Code**

* See Codes for the Administrative Divisions ** Detailed codes are not available.

Table 2. Cadebook for Individual Records

Column size (byte) Question or Variable

1 1 Type of Record 3= Individual record

2-4 3 Individual ID

5 1 Relationship to the head of the household l=Head of househoId 2=SpOuSe 3=Child 4=Grandchild GParent 6=Grandparent 7=0&r relative 8=Non-relative

1 Sex l=Male 2=Female

7-9 3 Age

10-11 2 Etlmicity*

12 1 Registration Status l=Residing and registered here 2=Residing here over 1 year, but registered elsewhere. 3=Residing here less than 1 year, absent from the registration place 1 year or more. 4=Living here with registration unsettled 5=Used to reside here; is now abroad with no local registration 97 1 EducationalLevel l=Coilege graduate &Undergraduate 3=Senior 4=Junior middle school S=Primatyschool 6=Illiterate or semi-literate

14-16 Industry** 17-19 Occupation***

20 Statusof Non-Working Person l=&udent 25Houselceeping S=Awaiting schoo1enrollment rt=Awaiting governmentjob-assignment s=urban unemployed 6rRetired or resigned 7=other 21 Maritalstatus l=Never married 2=Married 3=Widowed 4=Divorc&

22-23 2 Number of children ever born

24-25 2 Number of children now living

26 1 Birth order in 1981 l=Fii birth 2=Secondbirth 3=Third birth 4=Fourth bii 5=Fifth or more

27-44 18 Editingcode****

* See Codes for Ethnicity usedin 1982 PopulationCensus **See Codes for Industrial Classification Standardsfor the National EconomyUsed in 1982 Population Census. *** See Codes for Classification of OccupationUsed in 1982Population Census **** Detailed codesare not available

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