When it comes to family planning, everyone probably has a lot to say. Many people feel that this policy was wrong back then, but now it is up to the people to bear the consequences. But Professor Wang Pei'an, secretary of the China Planning Association, said these views were actually misunderstood. Then let's talk about what this family planning is all about.
We have to know that the original intention of family planning is actually quite simple. At that time, the Chinese population grew too fast, just like the family suddenly had many more mouths to eat, and the resources were not enough. In order to alleviate this pressure, the government has proposed family planning, hoping that everyone will have fewer children, so that resources can be more evenly distributed and everyone can live a better life.
But ah, something did go wrong with the execution. In some places, it is too strict, forcing people to have abortions and sterilizations, which is really uncomfortable. But we have to understand that these wrongdoings do not mean that the whole policy is wrong. It's like there are a few naughty students in a class, and we can't deny the whole class because of these few students, right?
Let's talk about the consequences of family planning. Some people say that it has made the aging of society more serious, and pension has become a big problem. That sounds a bit of a truth, but we have to look at the other side of the story. If there was no family planning, the population would have grown so rapidly at that time, and the problem of old-age care might have been even more serious now. At that time, there were several children in the family, who could afford to raise them when they were old?
There are also those who say that family planning has caused an imbalance in the ratio of men to women, with more boys than girls. This matter is not exactly a pot for family planning. Conventional wisdom, economic pressures, and so on all have an impact. It's like a patient, you can't just blame the doctor, you have to find the cause yourself.
Are the people really paying for family planning?
Let's be honest, some people do feel a little more stressed. But don't forget, the government is also trying to improve the problems of medical care, education, pension and so on. It's like a family, although there are sometimes conflicts, everyone still works together to make life better.
So, we have to look at family planning objectively. It does have shortcomings, but it has also contributed to the development of our country. Just like a person, although there are disadvantages, there are also advantages. We must not only focus on the shortcomings, but also see the benefits.
So how do we re-understand family planning?
I think we need to understand that its original intention is good, and in this process, we need to maintain an objective and rational attitude. We should not completely deny the significance and value of the family planning policy because of some prejudices and misunderstandings. At the same time, we cannot ignore the problems and deviations that arise in the implementation process. Only in this way can we better understand and understand the family planning policy and provide a useful reference for its future development and improvement.
In conclusion, I would like to say that family planning policy is a complex and sensitive topic. We need to face it with an open mind and a rational attitude. Only in this way can we better promote the development and progress of society.
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