Does it violate the mainland's family planning policy if a mainland citizen holding a Hong Kong temporary identity card returns to live in the mainland after giving birth to two children in Hong Kong?

Even if you are not a Hong Kong citizen, you do not have Hong Kong identity

But as long as your child is born in Hong Kong, he will have a Hong Kong household registration and will not be counted in the mainland population

So in the future you When a child grows up in the mainland, he only needs to pay a little more for foreigners to study like other people with non-local hukou.

Having a second child in Hong Kong is the best way to evade the one-child policy. If it is violated, there will not be so many People go