Three-Child Policy

Warnings about the population decline in recent years have contributed to the emergence of this study. The advice to have three children is not merely a simple slogan; rather, it has sparked discussions about its role in encouraging certain social classes to have children. Concepts such as cheap labor, the clergy, and the provision of security, discussed in the book, support the claim that the call to have children targets low-income groups. The drive to ensure population growth has made it necessary to examine the exploited classes from the primitive period to the capitalist era. It is an undeniable fact that this study will contribute to the fields of sociology, philosophy, and political science.