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In the past few years, the country opened up the two-child policy. It was originally thought that the birth rate of our population would increase significantly, but the actual data showed that this was not the case.

Except for the first year when the two-child policy was first implemented, the birth rate was slightly higher, and then it has been decreasing year by year. So, why are people unwilling to have a second child? In the face of so many welfare benefits provided by the state, parents are still unmoved. Is there any reason? Or is it really unnecessary to have a second child in this era?

"If there is still a chance, have a second child as soon as possible," a 60-year-old woman gave advice

After get off work every day, I always like to walk downstairs in the community, chat with the neighbors, and talk about family matters. There is a 60-year-old lady in the community, her surname is Du. Because her only son just graduated, there are only the two of them at home, and the child is almost never around.

Recently, Aunt Du's husband's health is not ideal because he had a stroke in an accident, so Aunt Du has been taking care of him very hard. And her son, due to work problems, although he wants to be filial, he is unable to do anything.