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发帖数: 2946 | 1 The Chinese government isn't getting rid of its one-child policy
currently in place. It's just making it sound better. China's communist
party newspaper, People's Daily, reports that the government will revamp
its abrasive-sounding slogans surrounding the policy.
People's Daily cites several examples of "harsh slogans," including
those "which sometimes even threaten criminal acts." The newly
instituted program, slugged the "face-washing project," will offer more
proactive slogans to help enforce the policy, which has been in place
since 1979. China claims the policy, which applies to those living in
urban areas, affects approximately 35.9 percent of the population and
has resulted in an estimated 400 million fewer births since first being
implemented.
Some examples of the more offensive slogans currently in use include:
"If you don't receive the tubal ligation surgery by the deadline, your
house will be demolished!"
"We would rather scrape your womb than allow you to have a second
child!"
"Kill all your family members if you don't follow the rule!"
And…
"Once you get captured, an immediate tubal ligation will be done; Should
you escape, we'll hunt you down; If you attempt a suicide, we'll offer
you either the rope or a bottle of poison."
The new less offensive slogans replacing the more callous ones will
reportedly seek to "avoid offending the public and stoking social
tensions."
China's one-child policy has faced criticism from around the world. In
addition to more obvious concerns about civil liberties, the policy has
reportedly had the unintended effect of many families aborting female
babies until a male child is conceived. That trend has resulted in 118
boys being born for every 100 girls, which has contributed to males
outnumbering females in China by an estimated 30 to 40 million.
China is also bracing itself for an unprecedented growth in its senior
population over the next several decades. As of today, people over the
age of 60 make up only 13 percent of China's population. But that
percentage is expected to swell to over 30 percent by 2050.
People's Daily offered some examples of the "softer" messages the
government will issue, including:
"Caring for the girl means caring for the future of the nation."
"Please get rid of the alcohol and cigarettes before you plan to be a
father."
[Via the BBC.]
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/china-soften-one-child-pol
slogans-not-law-200726036.html | o******s
发帖数: 2946 | 2 造谣吧
Some examples of the more offensive slogans currently in use include:
"If you don't receive the tubal ligation surgery by the deadline, your
house will be demolished!"
"We would rather scrape your womb than allow you to have a second
child!"
"Kill all your family members if you don't follow the rule!"
And…
"Once you get captured, an immediate tubal ligation will be done; Should
you escape, we'll hunt you down; If you attempt a suicide, we'll offer
you either the rope or a bottle of poison." | p*******r
发帖数: 2204 | 3 造谣。国内的基层计生已经形同虚设。现在的问题是年轻人不愿意生
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: The Chinese government isn't getting rid of its one-child policy
: currently in place. It's just making it sound better. China's communist
: party newspaper, People's Daily, reports that the government will revamp
: its abrasive-sounding slogans surrounding the policy.
: People's Daily cites several examples of "harsh slogans," including
: those "which sometimes even threaten criminal acts." The newly
: instituted program, slugged the "face-washing project," will offer more
: proactive slogans to help enforce the policy, which has been in place
: since 1979. China claims the policy, which applies to those living in
: urban areas, affects approximately 35.9 percent of the population and
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