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What policies will there be after the 2020 census? Will family planning be abolished from now on?

The Fifth Plenary Session of the 19th Central Committee put forward the "14th Five-Year Plan", in which the content of population policy is: "Implementing the national strategy of actively responding to the aging population. Formulate a long-term population development strategy, optimize the birth policy, enhance the inclusiveness of the birth policy, improve the service level of prenatal and postnatal care, develop a universal care service system, reduce the cost of childbirth, parenting and education, promote long-term balanced population development, and improve the quality of the population. "

The seventh national census is coming to an end, and there are three important data that may affect everyone, especially the last one!

After 1.00, the population ratio is seriously out of balance, and the male-female ratio reaches 1.2: 1. One in six boys can't get a wife. Moreover, the data of some provinces are more exaggerated, such as Jiangxi, which has reached 1: 1.3. The second place in Henan reached 1: 1.27.

2. The severity of aging in China has increased from 65,438+065,438+0% in 2065,438+05 to 65,438+07.3%, that is to say, one out of every five people is an old man over 60. Coupled with the decline in the birth rate, the demographic dividend disappeared. The 7080 retreat is a big problem.

3. The migration of population to the south has become a trend. The data shows that eight of the ten cities with the largest population inflow are in the south, while the north, like the populous provinces and the three northeastern provinces, has shown a net outflow of population for three consecutive years. Population mobility has brought about economic disparities. In the third quarter GDP, among the top ten cities, only Beijing is listed in the northern cities. So in the next ten years, whether you are going to school, starting a business or getting a job, try to go to the south if you can.

The seriousness of China people's reproduction has been said before, so let's talk about possible policies.

1, to ensure that the raising conditions of children who have been born are improved, which refers to children from single-parent families or children who cannot have a fixed hukou. They must be properly solved, at least with subsidies, to help them grow up happily and receive normal education.

2. Bridging the differences in children's living environment caused by regional differences. The differences in living and educational conditions between children in the eastern coastal areas and children in the western regions need to be bridged through policies. The internal regional differences in the eastern coastal areas have not been dealt with. Give policies to children who need them more.

It is a young people's policy to create good conditions for unborn children. Now the talent green card policy has been promoted very well, and many newly graduated students enjoy it. Now relying on this talent green card, there are policies to subsidize rent and talent apartments, which is very good. It is obviously more efficient to continue to subsidize their children by this policy. This is also a part that has to be admitted. Parents' education will be direct.

4. Having four children may help the country to raise one child, and having three children may help to raise half a child. But it is very effective, because it may not be enough to open up the reproductive rights of two children alone now, and we must make great strides to catch up. The two cars are driving at the same speed, but they are relatively stationary and cannot overtake. Therefore, there are many ways to help raise children, such as paying off your mortgage, reducing the tax on your salary, exempting your children from college tuition, and buying a car without paying taxes.

This census is of great significance. At this juncture of great change, what is the proportion of the elderly population and to what extent is it aging? Where do young people gather at present? What is the birth rate of newborns now? What is the growth potential of county population? How long is the demographic dividend expected to peak? These questions are of vital importance. If it is not clear, it will easily lead to radical or conservative plans, which is not conducive to the orderly advancement of the great process of modernization.