Is it really useful for Japan to propose a new policy to deal with aging?

Japan's aging policy is really useful, at least for Japan's national phenomenon, it is very suitable for their pension phenomenon. These policies have played the following roles: First, planning and designing for the cause of aging have mobilized the active participation of all sectors of society. Second, give play to the role of policies and form a joint force for the cause of providing for the aged.

First, the planning and design of the cause of aging has aroused the active participation of all sectors of society.

The planning strategies and laws put forward by Japan must first deal with the aging population, with certain planning and top-level design. Japan guides enterprises, social subjects and individuals to enter the cause of the elderly in advance and strengthen the construction of the cause of the elderly. Japan has a relatively complete policy system to deal with aging, including pension, medical care, care for the elderly, re-employment of the elderly, housing and so on. But also responded to all walks of life, so we vigorously developed related old-age care, which caused social resources to participate in the old-age care. With the popularization and benefit of this policy, pension and economic development have also formed a benign situation.

Second, give play to the role of policy and form a joint force for providing for the aged.

Japan can actively implement the pension policy, which is related to their perfect related policy system. For example, in order to solve the medical problems of the elderly, Japan introduced a free medical system for the elderly, and carried out reforms in view of the problems existing in the implementation of the free medical system. For example, citizens over 40 enjoy free disease prevention, diagnosis and examination services. There is even a family medical policy. Therefore, Japan's response to aging is not only a policy drama, but also a systematic project, which requires the participation of the whole society.

In order to support the elderly and cope with the impact of aging, Japan's policies are really complete. Moreover, they are still advancing with the times and constantly improving relevant policies. In a word, Japan's aging policy is useful and worth learning from.