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Secondly, it is the huge employment pressure in the future, not to mention how much challenge this batch of "baby boom" born generation will bring to the government at that time after they reach the age of employment, even from a macro point of view, we must also realize that due to the rapid growth of the population, a large part of the new jobs in the city will be digested internally, and there will not be many people who can be left to the rural population to move to the city, and in the long run, it will inevitably increase the difference between urban and rural areas, and even cause class solidification. Obviously, this will have a great negative impact on social equity and the long-term peace and stability of the country.

Even Taizu, who has always believed that "there are many people", was aware of the dangers that could be brought about by the rapid population growth, and he once sighed when he listened to Hu Weidong's report, "There should be a family between husband and wife, and the number of children should be set in a lifetime." This kind of jihua should be coordinated with the country's five-year jihua. In the past two years, China's population has increased by more than 30 million per year, which is too fast to continue like this. Now that the production of society has been jihuaized, and the production of human beings itself is still in a state of anarchy and non-jihua, can we also implement jihua for the production of human beings themselves? ”

However, considering that World War II was still going on at that time, it was obviously inappropriate to control population growth at this time, and a large population was not entirely a bad thing, especially in the Shijie War, the large number of people itself represented a kind of liliang, you must know that even the poor and backward old China during the Anti-Japanese War in history was able to obtain the status of the five major powers, relying on the population of four or five billion?

And compared to the massive population itself. More importantly, today's 700 million Chinese are no longer a scattered sand before liberation, and under the leadership of the super-organized Red Party, they already have a great liliang that can be feared by any invader, which is the militia system that can be called the first in New China

By 1943, more than 80% of the prefectures and cities in the country had established a well-established militia system, making China the country with the strongest reserve in Shijie, and even more than all other countries in Shijie combined. In 1944, China's reserve Liliang mainly included: 2 million armed police and fire brigades (the country was initially determined, and the territory was larger than in history, so the number of police was larger. ）。 1 million militia members of the production army (including but not limited to the construction corps). There are 3 million other public security officers and policemen, 5 million local basic militia, 8 million ordinary militia members of production units, and 30 million local ordinary militiamen. More than 150 million people have received basic military training. It can be called "700 million people and 700 million soldiers." Thousands of miles of rivers and mountains. ”

What is even more rare is that China's militia reserve is not only quantitative but also qualitative. Among them, the basic militia of the armed police fire brigade and the production unit are basically veterans of the retired combat units of the People's Liberation Army, and they often accept the test of life and death in peacetime; once a full-scale war breaks out, they only need to be trained for half a month before they can be sent to the battlefield. The 16 million people of the second-level reserve force have also undergone a considerable degree of training, and they can become qualified combat units after a maximum of three months of training. In fact, the liliang of these two levels of reserve alone is enough to resist the full-scale invasion of any country on Shijie.

The vigorous development of the militia not only directly consolidated national defense, but also created a strong atmosphere of martial arts throughout the country; for a time, all young people in the country were proud to join the army, and if they could not enter the regular army, they became militiamen, and if the militia could not be elected, they wore military uniforms to comfort themselves, and this was of inestimable significance for reversing the Chinese nation's increasingly weak folk customs since the Song Dynasty. And with the guarantee of Hu Weidong, a traverser, this trend will last much longer than in history, so long that the martial wind will be engraved into the bones of the Chinese again as it was in the pre-Qin era

However, since almost all the first-class powers on Shijie had a big affair with China, in order to prevent the worst-case scenario, the Red Party Central Committee also attached great importance to the third-level reserve of up to 30 million people, so that any one of them could meet the following criteria: a cumulative period of military training of not less than one month, at least 50 rounds of ammunition with military rifles, disassembly and assembly of standard rifles, machine guns and military pistols, and throwing sounded wooden-handled grenades and handleless grenades. At least one mine has been laid and raised

According to Hu Weidong's estimates, because China's military industry is stronger today, and its training equipment and ammunition are more sufficient, the strength of China's militia today even exceeds the level of the 70s in history

Hu Weidong is not "Wang Po sells melons, sells herself and boasts." After several years of development, although China's military industry is not as new weapons as it was at the beginning, its actual production capacity is far from comparable to that of the Anti-Japanese War. Since the construction of the Chinese army is based on light infantry, the distribution of production capacity is also different from that of the great powers, and the proportion of light weapons is very large, especially the basic equipment at the squad and platoon level -- rifles, light machine guns, rocket launchers, and hand grenades, and the output is even more amazing.

In 1943, China produced a total of more than 2.4 million assault rifles that passed the quality inspection, and more than 1.5 million semi-automatic rifles that began to gradually reduce production were also produced, so China's military rifles exceeded 15 million, which is only the number of quality that meets the army's qualified standards, and there is basically no doubt that the total number is the first, and China does not have a lot of rich people who collect a lot of guns to satisfy their own habits like the United States, so the proportion of firearms that can actually be allocated is higher. The courage to put more than 10 million military rifles, even machine guns and mortars, into the hands of the people shows how confident the Red Party and the central government are today

Compared with rifles, the data of more than 70,000 light machine guns seems to be a little less, but considering that the demand for militia in this area is relatively small, it is actually enough, and because China's main light machine gun is the Bayi type class light machine gun designed by the Ban family concept, when it is necessary to increase production, you can directly use the existing production line of Bayi assault rifles, only need to make slight changes, theoretically even if you want to build millions a year, there is no difficulty (to be continued......