Analysis of the Problems and Countermeasures of China's Aging Population
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Aging Population, Public Health, Strategy.Abstract
The overall scale and proportion of the aging population in China is on the rise. The rate of population aging is further accelerated. The trend of advanced aging is increasingly obvious. This study analyzes the current situation and causes of the aging population and proposes specific solution paths and strategies. The authors suggest reducing the impact of population aging by encouraging childbirth to fundamentally increase the number of newborns population, actively promoting the policy of delaying retirement, and building a redistribution system compatible with an aging society. Society is suggested to accelerate the establishment of a sound social security system and to reduce the stereotype of the aged. Applying modern science and technology and better public policies can improve the quality of services for the elderly. These suggestions in this paper provide a reference for improving the social work of the elderly, which is conducive to improving the quality of life and happiness index of the elderly.
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