In order to explore the relationship between career women’s desire to reproduce and their
work-family conflict and role pressure, a questionnaire survey was conducted among 574 career
women. Through quantitative research and analysis, it is found that the factors related to the willingness
of working women to have another child include age, the number of children they have, the type of
occupation, the type of people who take care of children, the expectation of childbirth, whether they are
affected by the national fertility policy, and the importance of having another child. Work-family conflict,
job role stress and family role stress are related to reproductive intention. Among them, the influence
of work on family, family role ambiguity, family role overload and job role overload have a significant
negative impact on reproductive intention of career women. Finally, from the perspective of alleviating
family and work conflicts, it provides reference for improving the fertility intention of professional women
from the three aspects of society, unit and media influence.