Why do Japanese get married and have children so early? Can their financial ability support them to do so?

1) Japan's society is aging, so the state encourages childbearing and gives subsidies. Japan, on the other hand, is completely nine-year compulsory education, and there is no charge until graduation from junior high school. However, subsidies are not enough to support children's expenses other than learning. The cost of living in Japan is very expensive, and one more mouth can double the burden on a family.

2) Japanese people have children very early. On the one hand, their sexual life is more open, and most students in school will have sex. On the other hand, Japan does not advocate abortion, so generally 90% will choose to give birth to a child. The short answer highlights that there are still more irresponsible men in our country. . . Sweat)

3) Japanese social culture is either China's diploma or everything. They respect all industries and truly do the best in the industry. For example, carpentry is also one of the most respected industries. Even the princess in the private room will not be discriminated against.

So not every child has to go to college or even high school. Most of them are free to choose whether to continue their studies, and many parents will not pay their children's college tuition.

Get married when you have children, and you can stop studying in college. Most boys will go to work. Working in Japan can barely support the family, but life is very tight and not plentiful.