How to evaluate that Japan will grant 600,000 yen (about 40,000 yuan) subsidy to newlyweds?

Marriage, like a century-long problem, has troubled countless countries and families. For families, children's marriage is a major event for parents, and they can do whatever it takes. As long as their children get married, they are as happy as if they have fulfilled their lifelong wish. For the country, if the marriage rate decreases, the fertility rate will decrease, and the lack of young people will reduce the labor force, which will greatly limit the country's development. For example, many countries are now caught in the crisis of population aging. In order to increase everyone's concept of fertility, countries are also trying their best to extend maternity leave and increase maternity leave.

Compared with the fertility rate, the decline in marriage rate is actually more terrible. On the one hand, in addition to the inevitable decline in fertility, the consumption of the national economy will also decrease. If nothing else, wedding companies, hotels, bridal shops and even jewelry stores will be greatly affected, reducing consumption will inevitably trigger a series of chain reactions. Therefore, getting young people married is the most important task in many countries and regions.

For example, in Japan recently, the issue of marriage has aroused heated discussion. This is because Japan decided to give money to newlyweds to improve the marriage rate. I believe anyone who knows Japanese culture knows that otaku culture is very popular in Japan, and otaku culture refers to young men and women. Their daily life is only work and staying at home, refusing to socialize, and usually indulging in the internet or the second world. , thus reducing social interaction. When men and women get to know each other and fall in love, the chances of getting married are naturally less.

Second, many Japanese people say they don't want to get married because they have no money. This reason feels very common. Indeed, in a developed country like Japan, consumption cost is particularly high. Coupled with the high housing prices, I also see the reasons why Japanese people don't want to get married.

I know I don't want to get married because I have no money, so Japan is also very heroic, and I think it is good to send money directly. The newly-married living allowance issued by Japan stipulates that as long as the newly-married couple is under 39 years old and their annual family income is less than 5.4 million yuan (about 350,000 RMB), they can receive a newly-married allowance of 600,000 yen.

But in my opinion, this subsidy is just a drop in the bucket. You should know that the wages of Japanese people are relatively high. Even the cashier in ordinary convenience stores has a monthly salary of more than100,000 yen, so in contrast, 600,000 yen is only a few months' salary.

Japanese young people's greatest fear of marriage, like our country, is the fear of the future. For example, in the past, Japanese men were very tired and had to support a family by themselves. In recent years, women have also changed from housewives to strong women. However, when a woman goes out to work, the responsibility of raising children will still be on her, which has also caused many Japanese girls not to get married, let alone have children. Therefore, it is necessary for Japan to really improve its fertility rate.