Using historical materialism to explain my country’s population issues

Historical materialism seems objective but is actually useless. During the Kuomintang Civil War, the Kuomintang army numbered several million, had American equipment, and were supported by national taxes for military expenditures. However, when the Kuomintang army arrived in northern Shaanxi, it had 30,000 troops, millet and rifles, and no taxes but could only fight in the south. Bay opens up wasteland and cultivates its own land. Just discussing these cannot deduce the conclusion that the Japanese army will win. If the false talk that "justice will surely defeat evil" and "those who win the hearts of the people will win the world" are suspected of being idealistic, how were tens of millions of Indians massacred by Western immigrants? Therefore, both spiritualism and materialism have their limitations, and consciousness alone is the right path! The global beauty pageant winner is a beauty in the eyes of men, but just a dinner in the eyes of predators.

Second, China’s current population policy is the product of departmentalism. The family planning department has developed from a group under the State Council to today’s ministry, and its main driving force is departmental interests. In the long run, the current extreme population policy will definitely lead to serious consequences. Considering the current situation in China, the most direct impact is not the issue of population aging and demographic dividend, but the control of the military by the ruling party in 20 years. For the issue of capabilities that will be greatly weakened, please refer to the high-pressure policy of the Kuomintang's millions of troops when they first arrived in Taiwan. On 228 and Formosa, Li Ao and Bo Yang were all convicted for their speeches, but the veterans retired after 20 years, and Taiwan The population could not support the Kuomintang's huge demand for troops, so it began to adopt a full-service military service system. The composition of the troops immediately became complicated. The ability of the ruling party to control the army was greatly weakened. If it did not reform, it could only wait for a coup. Reform was the news that we all saw later, legislation. At the meeting, teacups and stools flew everywhere.