Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the comprehensive support measures introduced by Beijing to address the declining birth rate and encourage families to have more children [1][2] - Beijing's 15 work measures reflect a systematic approach, integrating various aspects of childbirth, childcare, and education to create a supportive environment for families [1][2] - The policies aim to alleviate economic pressures, childcare difficulties, housing shortages, and educational anxieties that deter families from having more children [1][2] Group 2 - The recent announcement of the national childcare subsidy system marks a significant step towards improving the overall fertility support framework in China [2] - Beijing's policies are designed to respond to societal concerns regarding childbirth and are aligned with the broader national strategy to enhance the fertility support policy system [2][3] - Specific measures include prioritizing public rental housing for families with multiple children and including certain childbirth pain relief and assisted reproductive technologies in medical insurance coverage [3]