There are 4 million elderly people in Japan. What measures does Japan take to face the increasingly serious aging population?

Geriatricization is now common. As one of the countries with the highest degree of aging in the world, in order to solve the increasingly serious aging problem, the local government has introduced many preferential policies, and prenatal check-ups for newborns are free. , and there are corresponding subsidies and delayed retirement time for the elderly.

Many young people in Japan are unwilling to get married. They hope to live with their parents and become a gnawing family. According to the Japanese census, 2.3% of Japanese young people are gnawing at home. Even older people Reach around 35 years old. This has resulted in Japan having too many elderly people, many of whom are still working.

There are many reasons why these people are gnawing at their old age. They were bullied in school before, which is school violence, or some are under high pressure at work and have a fearful mentality in their hearts, so they dare not face society. Only believing in the words of my parents led to the current situation. For this reason, the local government has taken measures to reduce the number of gnao old people, communicate with these gnao old people, and let them open their hearts.

Japan’s birth rate is also decreasing every year. The aging of the population is serious, which has put pressure on the development of Japan. Therefore, they have begun to promote childbirth and have introduced many policies for newborns. Before a newborn is born, Prenatal check-ups are free and relevant subsidies are available from the first month to the age of 15. Later, when the children grow up, they can also enjoy the free medical policy, and like our country, we also promote compulsory teaching and free tuition. And the more children you have, the greater the benefits of using low-rent housing.

For aging, support and promote the development of the elderly care industry, establish and improve the policy system to deal with the aging of the population, encourage and advocate delayed retirement, strengthen medical services for the aging group, so that the elderly can live again Work more and reduce social pressure.