According to South Korea's SBS news report, South Korea's Gyeongnamchangyuan City proposed a government subsidy plan called "Marriage Dream Theory". The content of the
plan is not stupid, so I will give it money directly.
If a newlywed couple borrows 100 million won (about 600,000 yuan) at the time of marriage, they will be exempted from interest after having one child, and if they have two children, they will be exempted from 30% of the loan principal, and if they have three, they will be exempted from paying back.
In recent years, South Korea has racked its brains to encourage young people to have children.
According to the 2020 total fertility rate of South Korea (the average number of children per woman has in her life) released by the Korea Statistics Agency is 0.84, the lowest in the world.
2021 total fertility rate continued to drop to 0.81, a new low since relevant statistics.
Before 2017, South Korea's birth population was still stable at more than 400,000, with only 272,400 people in 2020 and 260,600 people in 2021.
It can be said that South Korea is very anxious. Following this trend, the country is gradually "disappearing".
After a series of policies, they can only make the policy tend to directly send money.
Starting from 2022, the government will issue a monthly subsidy of 300,000 won (about RMB 1,800) to newborn families, and at the same time, it will introduce the "3+3 parental leave" system, which means that when parents apply for 3 months of parental leave for children under 12 months of parental leave, each person can receive a maximum of 3 million won (about RMB 18,000) monthly parental allowance.
seems to have lower effects than expected. In order to get rid of the label of "the country with the lowest fertility rate on the earth", the newly appointed government of Yoon Seo-yeon decided to increase subsidies.
plans to increase the current newborn subsidy from 300,000 won per month to 700,000 won, and reach 1 million won (about 5,000 yuan) by 2024. After the newborn reaches 1 year, the subsidy amount will be reduced by half and lasts for one year. The effect of
will be wait and see.
's birth rate has dropped sharply for six consecutive years, and has been firmly at the bottom of the world's birth rate for three consecutive years. The leader was sweating all over his head when he saw it.
The main reason why young people in Korea are infertile is that they are under great pressure
The population of South Korea is less than 52 million, and the population of the Seoul metropolitan area is close to 23 million.
Nearly half of the country's population is concentrated in a super metropolitan area.
A large number of people compete for limited urban resources, and they are dying.
They have this attitude when facing the fertility rate problem in their own country.
first and last, you have to leave a strong impression.
Live is a kind of positive energy.
It seems that the company culture is similar.
The gap between the rich and the poor, the pain of mother.
The real insights of the poor.
South Korea's basic salary level is almost close to 200,000 yuan.
may think that it is about 20,000 yuan a month, so don’t forget that the prices in South Korea are very high.
This is the bottom line for the survival of young Koreans.
has been watching Korean movies and TV series recently, and you can see a lot of interesting things worth thinking about.
We spend 20 yuan to buy a watermelon, probably many people can do it. A watermelon in South Korea costs nearly 200 yuan, which is generally obvious.
A very serious phenomenon in South Korea is that it is difficult for ordinary families to get into a good university until they die. Famous large factories must have a good university. If you can't get a good income if you work, you can't afford a house or get a marriage. This is a vicious cycle.
Countless people are trapped inside, unable to stop or escape.
Why do I write so much about fertility in South Korea, because our population policies and population growth trends are very similar to it.
We are also facing similar problems to South Korea
my country's population situation, and it is clear at a glance through the data.
2021 increased by only 480,000 people compared with 2020.
The intersection of birth rate and mortality rate.
I believe that in the past two years, we have seen many policies that promote the formulation and implementation of young people's childbirth.
However, we still have fertility anxiety.
Some people say that having a child is indifferent and powerless.
Life has undergone earth-shaking changes.
are all ordinary people.
Do we really don’t want to have children?
I think it is the anxiety of childbirth that is afraid to give birth.
We are trapped in the loop
1. Children reading
Ordinary children will go through this process: reading, working, buying a house, getting married, having children, and pension.
I don’t know if you have calculated the cost of your child’s obligation stage.
The tuition fee for compulsory education is indeed not much, but it seems that the rest of the time spent more.
A primary school student in a small third- and fourth-tier city costs about 30,000 yuan a year. This is still conservative, and all the messes are counted. The average income of
jobs is almost the same as this number. Parents may not be able to save money after working for a year, and they may spend money as they make money.
2. About work
Finally graduated from college, don’t look for a job, the stability is getting worse and worse.
Big cities are competing for resources, and small cities still need to rely on connections.
Countless children from ordinary families were stranded in the middle.
Even if you live in a big city, the community you live in is the biggest world.
How many young people are working hard in the so-called metropolis, but the scenery is two points and one line.
is forced to rent a house in another place from time to time, which is an opportunity to experience another "scenery".
3. Buying a house and getting married
The anxiety of wandering and the traditional thinking model make buying a house and getting married in sequence.
Don’t argue with me, there are a few who are naked.
After all, every parent hopes that their daughter can live a stable life and at least have a stable residence.
The current situation is that most young people cannot bear buying a house, and it is not uncommon for a family to empty their wallets.
pays the down payment, and buying a house with a loan is the model of most ordinary people.
From then on, there have been projects that will stabilize expenditures when you open your eyes.
If the income is unstable, then tossing and turning becomes the norm.
If you have children to raise them, it would not be exaggerated to be unable to sleep at night.
4.
has no time to think about it.
Parents who give birth to you need to support you, and those who give birth to you need to raise you, as for yourself, let’s leave it to time!
In fact, the problem of population fertility is still based on ordinary people.
Rich people don’t need to be given birth, they will naturally do what they think.
Ordinary people who have no money will urge them again, and the pressure will not decrease, and the effect will probably be very little.
I think when having children becomes a matter of high happiness, then giving birth becomes a matter of nature.
The fundamental reason for all this is the resource allocation problem.
remembered a story:
In a remote place in the northwest, the reporter met a sheep-herding baby .
The reporter asked the Shepherd’s Shepherd’s Baby: What are you doing?
Sheeping baby: Sheeping.
Question: What are you doing with herding sheep?
Answer: Make money by herding sheep.
Question: What are you doing to make money?
Answer: Make money to build a house.
Question: What are you doing for building a house?
Answer: Build a house and marry a wife.
Question: What are you doing when you marry a wife?
Answer: Marry a wife and have a baby.
Question: What are you doing with a baby?
Answer: Have a baby and herd sheep. Stories like
are not only happening in remote places, but also happening in bustling cities.
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