China: A Nation Coming of Age

The arrival of age: the country and its population are 1,360,720,000 people. 3.6 billion. The population of China is the highest in the world, and it continues to increase. 30% of the world's population is under 30 years old. China occupies 20% of the world's population. These statistics are shocking. Chinese young people are indispensable to the world and will have a major impact on the direction of the entire planet over the next 100 years. Chinese progress from childhood to adulthood is necessary to understand how the future world will change.

Some countries have reached modernity to some extent than other countries, but there is no doubt that China is the first modern country. In European people will not see in the next few years with technology. As a country, China is rising. Mongolian Khan, Khumbai Khan, who is increasingly tolerant of political and social beliefs, can not tolerate people of various religions and beliefs and instead has a foreign minister to help and advise him at the State Department There. Therefore, as the country grows, capitalism and mechanisms, trade, imports and exports are also increasing.

The arrival of age: the country and its population are 1,360,720,000 people. The population of 136 million Chinese is the highest in the world, and it continues to increase. 30% of the world's population is under 30 years old. China occupies 20% of the world's population. These statistics are shocking. Chinese young people are indispensable to the world and will have a major impact on the direction of the entire planet over the next 100 years. Chinese progress from childhood to adulthood is necessary to understand how the future world will change.

Flaherty et al. (2007) pointed out that since the aging population has dramatically grown since the 1970s, China is becoming an aging society. China's National Bureau of Statistics (2013) clearly stated that since 1980 residents aged 60 and older have increased from 9% to 9% of the total population. In 2012, 127 million people over the age of 65 occupied 4% of the population (China National Statistics Bureau, 2013). These models should continue in the future, and by the year 2040 there will be 400 million Chinese residents over the age of 60 (Zhang & Goza, 2006). Zhang and Goza (2006) announced that it accounted for 26% of the total population, exceeding the current population of Japan, France, Germany, and the UK. In addition, with the improvement of the living environment, China's average life expectancy has been extended from 68 years in 1982 to 75 years in 2010 (China National Statistics Bureau, 2013), according to the census data of China.