In the 1980s, when rural branch secretaries were dismissed due to having more children, were there any subsidies?

No. In the 1980s, having more children was a violation of state regulations, so removal from office was only a corresponding punishment and there would be no subsidies.

In my impression, the period from 1980 to 1995 was the most stringent period of family planning in China, especially in rural areas. At that time, there were things like this in front and next door: there were valuable things in the house (television sets , electric fans, etc.) will be carried away or even demolished the tiles. There was nothing we could do at that time. Family planning was a basic national policy. When some villages were implementing this policy, there were a few slogans that were popular at the time: Don't give money, take it away resolutely; if it's time to evacuate, let the house be stolen; if it's time to pierce, the person will be imprisoned as a pledge; The fetus was ringed and the second fetus was sterilized. It is drawn down and flowed down, but it cannot be born! Not only do you say this, but you also strictly do it.