Hey, old irons, let's talk about that matter today - family planning. This topic, when it comes up, can really pull out a string of parents and national events.
Think back then, the population of our country was like mushrooms after a rain, and it was rising up, and the government looked at it, what was the whole thing? Well, the family planning policy was born out of nowhere, and the goal is very simple, that is, we want to make our country's development more stable, and don't let so many people share a piece of the cake, and no one can have enough to eat. This trick really worked, the population growth rate immediately fell, and the economy began to rise.
Well, well-intentioned sometimes do bad things. In order to catch up with the target, some places have done some out-of-the-ordinary things, what kind of forced sterilization, we have to make these things clear, no! Absolutely not! No matter how good the policy is, it can't be such an enforcement law, and this has to be introspected.
Then again, family planning is not useless. It did play a big role in a specific period, but at the same time, it also carried a lot of pots, such as the problem of aging. In fact, this matter has to be looked at this way, aging does not depend on family planning, medical care is good, people live longer, and if they don't want to have more, they will naturally get older.
Some people are now a little prejudiced against family planning, believing that it is the main culprit of the population problem. Family planning is only one of the reasons, and there are multiple factors behind it, such as social progress and changes in ideological concepts. We have to take a magnifying glass and take a look from multiple angles, don't overturn a boatload of people with a rod.
In those years, it was indeed not easy for a one-child family to respond to the call of the country, and the burden on a baby was not light. Fortunately, the country has not forgotten everyone, and has made great efforts in medical care, education, and pension over the years, which can be regarded as reducing pressure on everyone.
Time has passed, and it is time to turn the page of the family planning book. In the new era, new issues, and population policy must also keep pace with the times. We have to learn from the experience of the past and pave the way for the future population policy, after all, the country's account must be calculated in the long term and clearly.
All in all, family planning is a product of the times, and we have to look at it rationally. How we go in the future depends on whether we can learn from this double-edged sword and use wisdom to balance national development and personal happiness. This is the attitude we should have in the face of history.