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Understanding How Does China Take Care of Their Elderly?

With a population of over 250 million people aged 60 and older in 2019, China is facing an unprecedented demographic shift. This has forced the country to move beyond traditional family structures to address the pressing and complex needs of its aging population, prompting the development of a multifaceted and evolving care system.

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Which country has the most respect for the elderly?

While there is no single country with universal respect for the elderly, collectivist cultures, particularly in East Asia and the Mediterranean, traditionally place a high value on family and respect for elders. Factors like filial piety in Japan and China, along with strong family ties in Greece and Italy, suggest deep-rooted respect, though modernization is causing shifts in these traditions. In contrast, some individualistic Western nations may focus more on independence, yet highly developed social welfare systems in Nordic countries like Norway indicate strong societal support for seniors.

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