Our country has taken some measures to solve this problem.

The first is to prohibit the use of medical means to identify the sex of the fetus. This policy has been implemented in China for a long time. If people can't know the sex of the fetus in advance before giving birth, they can't decide whether to stay or not according to their own psychological expectations. This has become a common phenomenon, which can greatly alleviate the imbalance between men and women caused by the psychology of "preferring sons to daughters".

The second is to fundamentally reverse the dross of "son preference" by means of cultural propaganda. The government can vigorously promote the concept of "boys and girls are the same" by holding lectures and placing public service advertisements, so as to curb the imbalance between men and women from the source.

The third is to popularize compulsory education for all and ensure that girls enjoy the same right to education as boys. Improving women's education level is conducive to promoting the awakening of women's consciousness, thus restraining the phenomenon of "son preference" in society and avoiding the imbalance between men and women.

At the same time, there are also some foreign policies that can curb the imbalance between men and women.

First, abortion is prohibited. Although in many countries, the purpose of this policy is to follow religious morality, or to curb the slow or even negative population growth, we cannot deny that this policy has the same effect on curbing the imbalance between men and women.

The second is to open immigration channels. For example, some countries in Eastern Europe, where the female population is obviously larger than the male population, have implemented some preferential population introduction policies to solve the problem of imbalance between men and women.

Author: Wang