Who was the little emperors?

The term "Little Emperors" refers to a generation of children in China who were born during the one-child policy, which was implemented in 1979 to control population growth. This policy led to demographic imbalances and a cultural phenomenon where only children received intense parental attention and resources, often resulting in a sense of entitlement and high expectations. The nickname highlights the unique social and psychological impact of this policy on youth in China, leading to concerns about their adaptability and social skills in a rapidly changing society.