With the increasing seriousness of the aging population in the mainland in recent years, some so-called "cut off descendants" have gradually entered the public eye. These recommendations advocate that in order to cope with the aging of the population, childlessness should be encouraged or birth restrictions should be restricted, and some even call for preferential policies for non-fertility. This view has attracted widespread attention and discussion on the Internet, but it has been talked about by some so-called experts and plagued ordinary people.
First, the truth behind the severance proposal
The problem of population ageing is indeed a serious challenge, but the "cut off proposal" is an extreme and absurd solution. First, this recommendation completely ignores the basic human need to continue the species. Secondly, such recommendations also do not take into account the negative impact of the implementation of population policies. For example, during the implementation of China's family planning policy, there were a large number of abortions and abandoned babies, which led to the breakdown of many families and the aging of the population.
Second, the statements of so-called "experts" mislead the public
Recently, the "cut off proposal" has sparked heated discussions among netizens, but at the same time, some so-called experts have made some remarks in the media that mislead the public. For example, one expert said: "For the current demographic situation, the fertility rate is too high and has exceeded the carrying capacity of the country." If every family had three children, then our country would go to extinction. "This kind of rhetoric not only completely ignores the huge number of Chinese population, but also has serious demographic bias and discrimination.
Third, how to rationally view the problem of population aging
Population ageing is a global challenge that requires governments, enterprises and all parties in society to work together to find the right and effective solutions. Among them, we should attach importance to the development of education, medical care, pension and other undertakings, encourage people to give birth appropriately, and protect the rights and interests and quality of life of the elderly. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to the burden of fertility and education costs, and formulate relevant policies to help families relieve stress and make the future better.
Epilogue:
Therefore, we must take a rational view of the aging of the population and reject some absurd and extreme proposals. More importantly, experts should also be responsible to the public, not to mislead the masses with nonsense, and make "cut off suggestions" become a laughing stock. Only with the participation of the whole society can we find effective and scientific solutions to make the future better.