Recently, a Taiwanese man who spent millions seeking surrogacy in Ukraine was abandoned to seek help, which prompted the government to call on Chinese people to have a sense of risk when looking for surrogacy abroad
Ukraine is a member state of the former Soviet Union and an important military industrial town
However, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine was manipulated by two powerful powers in Europe, America and Russia due to the uncoordinated ethnic and political disputes
As a result of frequent political turmoil, the people's lives were withered and the economy was in trouble
Young women seeking food and clothing were forced to sell soul meat or rent their wombs to engage in surrogacy
The political and social order in Ukraine is chaotic
Many surrogacy is carried out through illegal channels
Once a dispute arises, it is difficult to resolve it
If there is a need for surrogacy, such high-risk areas should be avoided
In recent years, there have been more and more cases of seeking surrogacy in Ukraine, resulting in many disputes and problems
In addition to the low price of surrogacy, Ukraine is famous for producing beautiful women, which may be one of the reasons why many Chinese choose Ukraine for surrogacy
Among the member states of the former Soviet Union, Ukraine's cultural level and industrial technology are better
In the Soviet era, Russia was called "big Mao" and Ukraine was called "second Mao"
This shows the status of Ukraine in those years
In addition, the southern part of Ukraine almost encircles the Black Sea, which is an important hub of Russia to the Mediterranean
The former Soviet Union deployed the Black Sea Fleet in Crimea, Ukraine
After Ukraine's independence, Crimea was forcibly occupied by Russia, which shows the importance of its strategic position
The political disputes that led to the decline of Ukrainian economy came from its ethnic culture and geopolitical structure
Western Ukraine, which accounts for about half of the territory, is mainly Ukrainian, believes in Catholicism, has strong anti Russian sentiment, and is politically inclined to Europe; The other half of eastern Ukraine is mainly Russian, uses Russian, believes in the Eastern Orthodox Church and is politically Pro Russian
NATO continued to expand eastward after the collapse of the former Soviet Union
After the accession of the Czech Republic, Poland and the Baltic States, the next target is Ukraine, which is close to the Russian territory, making this polar bear feel threatened
Because of this geopolitical structure, Ukraine's domestic politics and international relations are bound to be severely pulled and deformed between the two major powers of the United States and Russia
From the perspective of economic factors, when Ukraine became independent in 1991, due to the serious economic backwardness of the former Soviet Union, western Ukraine, which mainly focuses on service industry and commerce, was very eager to join Europe, but eastern Ukraine, which has been pumped by the heavy industry of the Soviet Union for a long time, wanted to join the Russian camp
At the early stage of independence, the Ukrainian economy was depressed
Like Russia, government officials were seriously corrupt, a large number of state-owned assets were illegally transferred or seized by private individuals, and a large number of banknotes were printed when the National Treasury was empty, resulting in an exaggerated inflation rate of 4734
91%。 These individuals who seized state-owned assets later developed into commercial oligarchs and intervened in the political arena
One faction was pro Russian and the other pro European
They fought bitterly in the Ukrainian election, and the ruling power came and went between the two factions
The democratic elections in the early days of Ukraine's independence still followed the rules, and the economy also improved slightly from its decline before independence
However, the struggle between the pro Russian and pro European factions became more and more fierce
The "Orange Revolution" trend that emerged in 2004 was not large at the initial stage, but this street movement type mass movement had a deeper and deeper impact on elections and politics
Until 2014, when the orange revolution trend expanded and violent incidents occurred, the Ukrainian government military and police suppressed and killed 26 people, and the pro Russian Yanukovych fled to Russia
After the re-election, the pro European faction won, but the pro Russian Eastern Ukrainian States launched an independence referendum to secede from Ukraine and join the Russian Federation
The uproar has not yet been resolved
After the "Orange Revolution" drove out the elected president, social unrest intensified, the struggle between the pro Russian and pro European factions became white hot, and anti Russian and anti American emotions were constantly manipulated
The people's livelihood and economy of Ukraine were completely suspended, and serious economic recession occurred for five consecutive years
Over the years, political turmoil and ethnic division have caused social unrest and economic decline in Ukraine
In 2018, Ukraine's per capita GDP was only $3000
Kiev, the capital in better condition, has an expected salary of about 2772 yuan
According to the price of surrogacy in Ukraine found on the Internet, the price handled by the intermediary is about US $40000 (RMB 257000), and the surrogate mother can get about 1
US $50000 (RMB 96000), equivalent to the income of ordinary Ukrainians for three years
In addition to surrogacy, many young Ukrainian women are forced to engage in sex trade due to the extreme economic decline
According to the survey released by the global bank, Ukraine has a higher rate of AIDS infection in Europe, three times that of France, five times that of the Netherlands and 10 times that of Germany
The data show that young people engaged in sex trade have increased significantly
Therefore, there is a European documentary "Ukraine is not a brothel", which focuses on the issue of sex trade in Ukraine
Ukrainians suffer from the decline of people's livelihood and economic recession, and the long-term fierce struggle between the pro Russian and pro European factions has also attracted disgust
This is why the current president Zelensky was elected as president as a comedian, which shows that the Ukrainian people have hated the political chaos of the fierce struggle between the two factions
Zelensky advocated to take the middle line between Russia and the west, but his ruling lacked sufficient contacts and party support, and his ruling path was difficult and his prospects were not promising
Judging from his two-year reign, there is little hope to change Ukraine's mired national destiny
