love break for students .

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Love break for students.

    With a steep decline in China's birth rate, colleges in the country are giving students a week off to 'enjoy love'.

     Nine colleges in China are giving students a week off to 'fall in love' in April.

        According to NBC news,the Mianyang flying vocational college,one of nine colleges run by the Fan Mei Education Group,first announced the spring break March 21 that has a specific focus on romance.The time off, which lasts from April 1 to April 7, encourages students to " learn to love nature,love life and enjoy live through enjoying the spring break."

    "I hope that students can go to see the green water and green mountains and feel the breath of spring.This will not only broaden students ' horizons and cultivate their sentiments,but also enrich and deepen the teaching content in the classroom," Liang Guhul, deputy Dean of Mianyang Flying Vocational College,said in a statement.

 

    

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      This effort is an attempt to serve the purpose of finding ways to boost the birth rate.

    The government has come up with more than 20 recommendations to boost birth rates, though experts say the best they can do is slow the population's decline.

    According to the New York Times,9.56 million people were born in China last year,while 10.41 million dead This was the first time deaths outnumbered birthday since the Great Leap Forward,a failed economic experiment by former director Mao Zedong that lasted from the late 1950s to the early 1960s.

    As Reuters reports,the country had a one-child policy between 1980–2015.

     

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China dug itself into a demographic hole largely through its one-child policy.

    Officials raised the limit to three kinds in 2021,but couples were still reluctant to have children even during Covid-19 lockdowns.Younger people have cited high childcare costs,low incomes and gender inequalities as reasons to stay child-free.