69 years ago today, on September 16, 1956 (August 12, 1956 lunar calendar), Taiwan conducted its first census. In the 1950s, Taiwan's birth rate was extremely high. This elderly couple raised 10 sons. On September 16, 1956, Taiwan conducted a census. It was set at 0:00 noon that day as the standard time for the census. Chiang Kai-shek appointed "Minister of the Interior" Wang Depu and "Director of the Census Department of the Executive Yuan", "Chairman of the Taiwan Provincial Government" Yan Jiagan, "Chairman of Fujian Province" Dai Zhongyu and "Deputy Census Director". According to preliminary statistics, the total number of permanent population subject to the census (excluding the number of Kuomintang troops and foreign residents) is 9.87445 million, including 5.282317 million males and 4.592133 million females. After the 1960s, Taiwan paid attention to the promotion of family planning. The picture shows a one-child family