🚨 It's pretty much what I expected; in our country's style, the policy to encourage childbirth will inevitably be gradual. Here it comes? —

Starting from January 1, 2026, contraceptives will be subject to value-added tax, and the 30-year tax exemption policy will be canceled!

Anyone with a bit of economic knowledge knows that tax is never just about money; it's about attitude, direction, and policy signals.

After all, the birth rate has plummeted to 1, and the country holds meetings every day to discuss the population crisis. The common approach is to reduce costs, lower risks, and subsidize childcare.

But if these measures don't work, there are plenty of tricks up the sleeve:

Today, it's just the restoration of the value-added tax,

Tomorrow, there might be a consumption tax,

The day after, they could limit the production of contraceptive products or shut them down.

Still not enough? Then they could prohibit hospitals from performing sterilizations or abortions, with violators facing criminal charges.

If that doesn't work, they could go straight for the heavy-handed approach:

Either change the system so that those who don't marry and have children share the responsibility of raising children;

Or, make a tough decision and open up immigration.

At this point, the essence is already quite clear:

It's not about whether you want to have children, but about making it impossible for you to choose not to have them with dignity.

Thus, the plight of contemporary young people is created:

Earning money is as difficult as cultivating immortality,

Commuting is as challenging as the Long March,

The cost of marriage is comparable to going public,

And the price of maintaining freedom keeps rising.

So I boldly propose a wild idea: within 10 years, a single tax will be on the table! Just wait!

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