How old can an individual get a pension when he pays social security?

When a female employee reaches the age of 50, has participated in the basic old-age insurance for 10 years, and the accumulated old-age insurance payment reaches 15 years, she can receive the basic pension on a monthly basis and go through retirement procedures, but a male employee usually needs to reach the age of 60. The younger you pay social security, the better, and the more pensions you receive after retirement. Old-age pension refers to the monthly or lump-sum payment of insurance benefits in the form of money according to the contribution to society and the qualifications or retirement conditions for enjoying old-age insurance.