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China’s aging population is sparking a dynamic ‘silver economy’ as private companies innovate in healthcare, tourism, and technology to meet the lifestyle desires of a new generation of seniors.
China’s silver economy is rising as a new growth engine, projected to reach 30 trillion yuan by 2035, as the elderly increasingly participate in travel and digital activities.
Discover how China’s healthcare system operates, improvements in rural medical care, and how the country is tackling the challenges of an aging population.
China is deepening reforms to ensure all elderly citizens have access to basic care services, says Minister of Civil Affairs Lu Zhiyuan. The initiative includes developing a comprehensive care network.
China faces an aging society with over 310 million seniors. Li Zhao visits a Beijing nursing center to see how communities are supporting the elderly amid this demographic shift.
China leads the global effort in establishing a new international standard for elderly-care robots, aiming to guide the healthy development of the industry and address the needs of an aging population.
China will gradually raise the retirement age for men and women starting in 2025, introducing measures to address its aging population.
China is enhancing its elderly care programs to address the challenges of an aging population, focusing on home-based care, expanding facilities, and protecting seniors’ rights.
China unveils new measures to enhance financial support for its pension system and silver economy, aiming to address challenges of an aging population.
China is reshaping its elderly care system with innovative solutions, blending tradition and modernization to meet the needs of its aging population.