中國是一個人口大國。為了解決人口問題，我國政府決定實(shí)施獨(dú)生子女政策。執(zhí)行一段時間后，許多人不僅看到了這個政策的優(yōu)點(diǎn)還有缺點(diǎn)。因此，人們開始推崇二胎政策。在我看來，二胎政策是應(yīng)該實(shí)施的。作文

　　First of all, two-child policy is the gift for some only child. For some families, maybe the parents are only child and they also can have only child. Put aside the loneliness of their child, when their child grows up and they grow older, their child marry with an only child girl accidentally, the burden on their child and his wife is unimaginable heavy. Their child and his wife have to take care of two old couples. Usually, a young couple looking after an old couple is a little difficult; if the pressure increasing twice, how can they stand it. But if their parents have two children, they can share the burden of taking care of their parents. It would be much better.

　　首先，二胎政策對于一些獨(dú)生子女來說是天賜的禮物。對于一些家庭來說，也許父母都是獨(dú)生子女，而他們也只生一個孩子。拋開孩子的孤獨(dú)不說，當(dāng)他們的孩子長大了，而他們也變老了，他們的孩子又和一個獨(dú)生子女結(jié)婚，這樣的話,壓在他們孩子和孩子妻子肩上的壓力是不可想象的。他們的孩子和他的妻子不得不照顧兩對老人。通常，一對年輕的夫婦照顧一對老人就有點(diǎn)難了;如果壓力增加了一倍，他們怎么能忍受呢。但是如果他們的父母有兩個孩子，他們就能分享照顧父母的壓力。這樣會比較好。

　　Secondly, two-child policy can guarantee the number of Chinese population. As the widely spread of one-child policy, some people have changed their conception about giving birth. If they firmly believe one-child policy, there will be more and more the dink. After several decades, our country will famous for lack of population.

　　其次，二胎政策可以確保中國的人口數(shù)量。由于廣泛宣傳獨(dú)生子女政策，有些人已經(jīng)改變了他們的生育觀念。如果他們認(rèn)同獨(dú)生子女政策，就會有越老越多的丁克族。幾十年后，我國就會以人口短缺而著名了。

　　In conclusion, one-child policy has out of date. And tow-child policy is needed and necessary. It can solve the problem of nowadays and the future.

　　總之，獨(dú)生子女政策已經(jīng)過時了。二胎政策是必要和必須的。這可以解決當(dāng)前和未來的問題。

　　二胎政策對人民生活的影響英語作文二：

　　The proposal is from Wang Yuqing, a deputy director of the Committee of Population, Resources and Environment.

　　He is being quoted as saying he favors a gradual opening of a two-child per family policy, and says he believes the current limitations will be lifted by the end of the five-year plan in 2015.

　　The current family planning policy was initiated in 1979 to control China's rapidly growing population.

　　But some negative side effects have emerged, including a rapidly aging population.

　　Peng Xizhe is the Director of the Institute of Population Research at Fudan University.

　　"The one-child policy has fulfilled the goal initially set. Negative effects will pile up if it continues."

　　The President of Renmin University, Ji Baocheng, claims the labor force population between the ages of 28 and 40 will be halved in 10 years.

　　As an example, in Shanghai, which has the highest urban population in China, the number of Shanghai natives -- as in those with a Hukou -- has actually been dropping for the last 17 years in a row, even though the city's population has been increasing.

　　A possible reason for Shanghai parents not choosing to have a second child could be the rising cost of everyday expenses, particularly the cost of education.

　　"I don't think I'll have a second child if the limit is removed. I'm simply a wage-earner, and I find it difficult enough to raise one child, so I won't consider the second."

　　But at the same time, there are still people who think it would be nice to have two children.

　　"I will think about it. A lot of parents now are the only child in families, to have two kids means they can look after each other in the future, and of course, there'll be financial burden."

　　One-Child Policy has been relaxed in certain ways over the years.

　　In cities such as Shanghai and Beijing, if a couple is both the product of the one-child policy, they're allowed to have two kids.

　　Certian ethnic minority groups have been exempt from the rules entirely.

　　And families in rural areas whose first child is a girl are also allowed to have a second child without punishment.

　　It remains unclear as to how the proposed two-child policy will work, though it's being suggested that several big cities will be selected to try it before it's brought in around the country.

　　For CRI, I'm Wang Jing.