China’s Silver Economy Grows Amid Global Aging Trend
China’s silver economy is rapidly expanding amid a global aging trend, expected to reach 30 trillion yuan by 2035, becoming a significant force in the global market.
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China’s silver economy is rapidly expanding amid a global aging trend, expected to reach 30 trillion yuan by 2035, becoming a significant force in the global market.
China is intensifying efforts to enhance elderly care as it faces the challenges of an aging population, outlining progress in 2024 and introducing new measures for 2025 to support seniors nationwide.
China is embracing a new profession of home-based elderly care assistants, enabling seniors to live independently at home longer. This innovative approach addresses the challenges of an aging population.
China unveils new measures to enhance financial support for its pension system and silver economy, aiming to build a supportive financial system by 2028.
China is reshaping its elderly care system as its population ages. Innovative solutions are emerging to meet seniors’ needs. Can China build an elderly-friendly society that blends tradition and modernization?
Discover how 27-year-old Fan Jinlin is transforming elderly care in China with his ‘happy elderly care’ concept, bringing joy and modernity to seniors.
China introduces new policies to support families and encourage births amid concerns over its rapidly aging population. The government aims to create a more birth-friendly society with enhanced support services.
AI pioneer Zhang Bo discusses the challenges and potential of using AI robots to assist with elderly care amid global aging populations and declining birth rates.
A new exhibition in Hong Kong celebrates the talents of elderly artists, showcasing their work and highlighting the city’s rapidly aging population. The event aims to honor the contributions of the older generation.
Jiangsu Province in East China unveils a comprehensive plan to boost its silver economy in response to an aging population, aiming to develop innovative industries and improve services for the elderly.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang urges steady implementation of raising the retirement age, highlighting its role in addressing aging population challenges and promoting Chinese modernization.
China is set to raise its statutory retirement age for the first time in over seventy years in response to increased life expectancy and educational attainment, addressing challenges posed by an aging population.
The final day of Shanghai’s 2024 Bund Summit focused on global climate initiatives and the pressing challenges of an aging society and declining birth rates, highlighting the need for innovative solutions.
China releases a guideline to harness the potential of the ‘silver economy,’ addressing aging population challenges by expanding industries catering to seniors.
China is deepening medical reform through a ‘health-first strategy’ focusing on disease prevention and health management to address its aging population and growing public health demands.
China’s seniors are embracing cross-city retirement, moving from major cities like Beijing to neighboring regions for better living conditions and affordable senior care, reflecting new trends in China’s aging society.
China announces comprehensive reforms to address aging demographics and low birth rates, focusing on enhancing childbirth policies and improving support for the elderly.
China is increasing efforts to develop nursing robots to support its rapidly aging population, aiming to enhance aged care services and address new challenges in monitoring and support for the elderly.
The first graduates of China’s new elder care management program are entering the workforce, bringing fresh energy to the rapidly growing elder care industry.
Michael Guo, Co-CEO of Ping An Group, discusses how the company navigates China’s insurance industry, addressing the financial and health needs of an aging population.