The Chinese communist regime said during its top political meetings—the Two Sessions—that it would build a “childbirth-friendly society” and develop a senior-powered “silver economy” in the next five years.
The Two Sessions refers to the annual plenary sessions of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and the National People’s Congress, the two houses of China’s rubber-stamp legislature. This year’s Two Sessions are held from March 4 to March 11.
Analysts told The Epoch Times that with the regime’s structural problems unaddressed, it remains impossible to achieve these goals.
In Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s government work report to the National People’s Congress, the regime’s rubber-stamp legislature, building a “childbirth-friendly society” was formally listed as an important goal for the next five years….
CCP Outlines Goals of ‘Birth-Friendly Society,’ Senior-Powered Economy at Top Meetings; Analysts Skeptical
