Friends, there is a topic that has exploded on the Internet recently, and that is our fertility problem. I heard that young people nowadays don't want to have children, which can make parents anxious, for fear that the incense will be cut off in their own lives. But then again, what's going on here?
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First of all, we have to admit that today's young people are indeed different from before. The previous concept of "there are three unfilial pieties, and no queen is great" seems to be less important now. Why? To put it bluntly, it's just too much pressure! Do you think, housing prices are soaring, prices are soaring, and competition for jobs is fierce, where can you still have the heart to have children?
Some people say that having children is not the same as passing on the family lineage? But today's young people value the quality of life more, and they would rather spend money on travel, education, and self-improvement than be tied down by children. Besides, raising a child is not an easy task, education, medical care, housing, which is not a big expense?
However, this is not one-sided. Some people have said that young people cannot be blamed for the decline in fertility, and the government and society must also bear some responsibility. For example, can we provide a better environment for young people to have children, can we reduce their economic pressure, can we make child-rearing easier?
Speaking of which, I think of my Korean and Japanese buddies. They have long tasted the bitter fruit of low fertility, and now they are in a hurry. Although our China is not so serious, we must also prevent it in advance! Otherwise, it will really become a "cut off of incense" at that time.
Then again, this didn't happen overnight. If we want to increase the fertility rate, we have to start from many aspects. The government has to introduce more aggressive policies, such as raising childcare subsidies, lowering housing prices, and improving health care and education. Society also needs to create a more child-friendly environment, such as reducing workplace discrimination and providing more childcare support. Of course, young people themselves have to change their attitudes, after all, they still have to rely on themselves to have children.
But then again, it's not that simple. After all, everyone has their own lifestyle and values, and we can't just ask everyone to have children. So, I think it's up to everyone to work together to find a balance.
In short, the decline in the fertility rate is indeed worthy of our attention and consideration. But let's not be too pessimistic, after all, our country is so big, the population base is here, as long as everyone works together, we can always find a solution.
In closing, I would like to say that whether you choose to live or not, it is your freedom. We have to respect everyone's choice, but we also have to pay attention to the underlying reasons behind this problem and work together to find a solution. After all, we are all part of this society, and we all have a responsibility to contribute to its future.
So, friends, stop arguing about this matter, let's think of a way together to see how we can make this matter better! After all, childbirth is not only about ourselves, but also about the future of the entire country and nation!