The ratio of men to women in China has always been unbalanced. According to statistics, the ratio of men to women is about 105:100, which has caused the widespread occurrence of the phenomenon of "singles". This situation of more men than women undoubtedly exacerbates the factors of social instability, especially with regard to sexual demand. The belated view may provide a solution to the problem: can the legalization of prostitution provide an outlet for bachelors to meet their biological needs, thereby reducing unnecessary social problems?
Would it be too far-fetched to link the legalization of prostitution to a reduction in sexual offences? Is this how our country wants to reduce the rate of sexual assault? Mainland law is not a rhetoric, and if someone commits it, they must bear the consequences that should be done, and these are not excuses for legalizing prostitution, although data show that in some countries the rate of sexual crimes has indeed decreased after the legalization of prostitution. But this does not mean that the same effect will be achieved in China, and there are many factors such as social culture and law enforcement, and there are many uncertain factors. Wouldn't it be too presumptuous to alleviate the problem of sexual crimes in this "trial and error" approach?
Moreover, the mainland is a traditional country, educated by traditional culture since childhood, the ideology has been deeply rooted, most of them will not accept the legalization of prostitution, if this measure is implemented, then it will really have a serious impact on the birth rate of the mainland, Chinese traditional values make it difficult for women from the color industry to integrate into normal marriage, most of them cannot be accepted by the man or the man's family, and the inability to marry will affect the fertility rate. And if prostitution were legalized, would it also be unfair for men to appoint wives? If the husband has children for a lifetime, is filial to the man's parents, and is busy at home and abroad, and the man enjoys the trade of prostitution at will, where are the rights and guarantees enjoyed by the legal wife? Women themselves are vulnerable groups, this is really unfair, marriage is not guaranteed at all, so who can dare to step into marriage? Isn't the single rate still unable to come down? So this move fundamentally does not solve any problems!!
Once prostitution is legalized, it will directly affect the mainland's economy, because prostitution itself is a "quick money" job, and it saves time and has a high unit price. This will reduce the supply of normal labor, which may lead to labor shortages in certain industries, which in turn will affect the normal operation of the economy. At the same time, discontent in society may rise, further affecting social stability. Such a move would clearly do more harm than good.
Most importantly, if it is not a fixed sexual partner, it is likely to directly lead to a greatly increased chance of disease, and sexual partners change more frequently, thereby increasing the risk of transmission of the disease. Serious diseases such as AIDS may be transmitted through sex, and AIDS cannot be completely cured, the AIDS pandemic will cause an average of 1 death per minute, and another 600,000-700,000 people will die of AIDS every year, what a terrible number, the legalization of prostitution will make the transmission of these diseases smoother, will pose a serious challenge to the public health system.
In recent years, the mainland's efforts to crack down on prostitution dens have gradually increased, and the people also abhor this kind of thing. The mainland has been a country that attaches importance to human relations since ancient times, and it is really ridiculous to put forward such absurd ideas, after all, we are not "small days", and we really cannot be "open-minded"