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According to the Hong Kong "South China Morning Post" website reported on December 6, Japan, Germany and Italy and other developed countries account for the highest proportion of people over the age of 65. But China is another country worthy of attention.
Peter Eden-Clark, Tanvi Gupta Jarin and Matthew Turner of the Macquarie Research Department shared a chart in a recent research report to clients showing that they were Forecast of population changes in working age groups in different countries and regions in 2025.
According to the report, according to their calculations, the population of working age in China has the largest decline.
A chart shared by Ma Yinjia’s team led by Bank of America Merrill Lynch in May showed that China’s working-age population – 15 to 59 years old – has begun to shrink.
The Bank of America Merrill Lynch team wrote in the report: "China's rise has become the world's second largest economy, and its working-age population has increased by 380 million between 1980 and 2015. During this time, China has hundreds of Thousands of people have migrated from rural to urban areas and engaged in manufacturing jobs. This has made China the world's largest manufacturing economy in 2010, and its working-age population is expected to peak in 2017."
But "by 2050, China's population will drop by about 60 million, and the working-age population will fall by about 1/3, or 212 million. This is equivalent to the current population size of Brazil (the country with the fifth largest population in the world)" .
According to the report, in the near future, the absolute value of China's population over 65 will be very high, which is particularly shocking because it means that China will also have problems with older economies such as Japan. Fewer working-age people need to support more retirees and older people.
The US Census Bureau released a report on the global ageing phenomenon in March, comparing the population of China over 65 with the total population of several major developed markets:
In 2015, the number of elderly people in China (136.9 million) exceeded the total population of Japan (126.9 million).
By 2030, the projected population of Japan and Egypt (231.8 million) will be lower than China's predicted population of 65 years and older (238.8 million).
By 2050, China predicts that the elderly population (348.8 million) will be roughly equivalent to the combined population of Japan, Egypt, Germany and Australia. (Compile / Yin Xin) 
Abstract The reference news network reported on December 8 that Hong Kong media said that as the population ages, many countries are facing an imminent population problem. According to the Hong Kong "South China Morning Post" website reported on December 6, Japan, Germany and Italy and other developed countries account for the highest proportion of people over the age of 65...
The reference news network reported on December 8 that the Hong Kong media said that as the population ages, many countries are facing an imminent population problem.