As a policy, family planning knew from the beginning that it had a price. However, this policy has been implemented for 35 years since the China Central Committee issued the Open Letter on Family Planning on September 25th. 1980. In the meantime, in 2004 and 2009, population experts collectively suggested that the central government should cancel the one-child policy as soon as possible, but it was not adopted.

1980 pointed out that "after 30 years, the current particularly tense population growth problem can be alleviated and different policies can be adopted."

At present, the new economic, social and demographic situation in China also determines that the two-child policy must be fully liberalized. The population peak in China may be between 2026 and 2028, but it is actually very close. Just after 10, the full liberalization of the two-child policy will not delay the arrival of the peak.

China's national strength and national conditions are completely different from before. When family planning was implemented 30 years ago, China lacked resources and jobs. At that time, a "one-vote veto" was even implemented to control the population.

For a long time, ordinary people's understanding of family planning was actually equivalent to the one-child policy. Having only one good child is not a simple slogan of encouragement, but a reality that everyone in China must face except a few successful applicants. Since the generation born in 1980s, I have become accustomed to the fact that all my classmates are only children, and occasionally I will meet a few who are not. Speaking of which, my family was in tears. The cost of super-life is unbearable for many families.

Faced with this phenomenon, while enjoying the fun with everyone, I can't help but pour cold water on some naive interpretations in the public opinion field. This news does not mean the termination of the basic national policy of family planning.