The Japanese royal family flourishes in yin and declines in yang.

In recent years, the Japanese royal family has given birth to one little princess after another. It took 4 1 year to add the first male. Why did the Japanese royal family decline so badly? There is a saying in Japan: 1945 After Japan surrendered, Americans secretly drugged members of the royal family so that they could not have children, thus achieving the goal of destroying the royal family.

The little princess was born again and again in Japan.

According to reports, in the past 40 years, the Japanese royal family seems to be flourishing and declining. Little princesses were born one after another, with lovely postures. However, the royal family can't bear the pressure of "childless". No matter how cute the little princess is, she can't sit on the throne of "emperor"

Despite the birth of a little grandson (Prince Youren), the Japanese royal family is still not rich, and the society is still discussing the rule of succession to the throne.

The crown prince himself has defects.

There is a saying circulating in Japan: 1945, after Japan surrendered, Emperor Hirohito of Japan, at the behest of the United States, issued the "Declaration on Earth", denying the divinity of the Emperor. However, Americans are still not at ease. After the birth of Emperor Akihito's second boy (Prince Wen Ren of Akihito Palace), the CIA made a decision to secretly give some drugs to members of the Japanese royal family so that they could not have children, thus making the Japanese royal family "self-extinct".

Rumors always seem to confirm each other. According to a famous doctor of the Japanese royal family, Crown Prince Naruhito's own defects make her pregnant less than 0.5% of the average person.

It is suggested to restore the concubinage system.

After the birth of the little prince Youren, the Japanese popular magazine "Fashion Weekly" directly pointed out that Youren's parents (Prince Wen Ren and Princess Kiko) should be guided by a special person to separate the sperm that determines the sex.

"The discussion on the issue of succession to the throne will be temporarily subsided, which will also encourage conservatives to continue to support the patriarchal tradition of the royal family, but it does not mean that the debate is over. Unless a more flexible inheritance policy is formulated, there is no guarantee that this tradition will last forever. " Koichi Oda, a royal expert at Fatong University of Economics in Japan, said. Takahashi Hiroshi, another expert on the royal system and a professor at Shizuoka Welfare University, said: "The basic problem has not been lifted, and delaying discussion is equivalent to leaving the problem to the next generation." Some scholars even suggested once again that the royal family should consider resuming the concubinage system to increase the chances of the royal family having boys. It seems that the problem of yin flourishing and yang declining will not disappear immediately.