China will enter severe aging around 2035. How to solve the problem of aging?

0 1, we can redefine the standard of the elderly population. In fact, due to the rapid development of society, the health status of the elderly has been greatly improved, and people's average life expectancy has been extended a lot. For example, in the 1990 census, the average life expectancy in China was 68.55 years, while in the 20 15 census, the average life expectancy has reached 76.34 years. With the continuous improvement of life expectancy, I think the initial age defined by the elderly can also be changed. It is not appropriate to continue to use 60 or 65 as the standard of the elderly population, and some adjustments can be made in the future.

We should encourage more people to have children, liberalize the family planning policy, and encourage more people to have a second child or even a third child, because in a few years, the number of domestic laborers will greatly increase. In essence, only by increasing the number of domestic labor force can the problem of aging be solved.

We can create a social environment to help the elderly to exert their waste heat. Nowadays, the aging in China is becoming more and more serious. Whether it is delaying the retirement age or encouraging more children, it will take a long time to be effective. In addition to these, I think it is necessary to create some social environment that is conducive to the elderly to play their residual heat. For example, we need to formulate relevant policies and systems to make people realize that delaying retirement is also recognition of their own abilities, so that more elderly people can exert their residual heat and make greater contributions to society, and everyone should also recognize the productivity of the elderly. Besides these, we can also develop some industries for the aged, so as to develop the product market for the aged.

04. Vigorously develop the economy. I think this should be the top priority. If we vigorously develop the economy, we can offset some adverse effects of aging in China through economic growth.