• 我国老龄化社会的形成原因在于上世纪前半叶长 期战乱之后人口爆发性增长，主要是建国初期的 生育潮为以后的老年人口的峰值奠定了基础。
As the living level and the improvement of medical conditions, China ageing society is aging, the life expectancy of more than 70 years, developed areas close to or more than 80 years, increase of aged population directly increase the frail elderly, further expanded the family raising ability and the old man was raising demand between the problem 由于生活水平和医疗条件的改善，中国社会的老 龄化同时就是高龄化，全国期望寿命平均超过70 岁，发达地区接近或者超过80岁，高龄人口的增 加直接造成失能老人的增加，进一步扩大了家庭 抚养能力与老人被抚养需求之间的问题。
How to solve the social problem of aging？
• Economic development, enhancing the economic capacity. • 发展经济，增强经济承受能力。 • Healthy ageing strategies will be implemented into longterm planning. • 将实施健康老龄化战略纳入长期规划。 • The family and social old-age pension combined. • 将家庭养老和社会养老相结合。 • Accelerate the improvement of old laws and regulations system. • 加快完善老年法律法规体系。 • The positive development of aging industry. • 积极发展老龄产业。
Global Aging
---The Global Aged Tendency of Population
（全球老龄化）
What is Population Aging ?
• According to the international views, if the number of people aged above 60 years ol d takes up 10 percent, or the ones aged a bove 65 years old takes up 7 percent of th e total population, that means the country i s an aging society.
summary
• The problem of aging society is a global problem, we need to work together to solve it. As college students, we must get to know it, understand it and solve it. So we must have a high sense of social responsibility and positive spirit, correctly deal with the problems of an aging society..
What is the Reason for the Aging Society？
• Causes of the aging society of China in the firsห้องสมุดไป่ตู้ half of last century long after the war's explosive growth, mainly is to lay the foundation for the founding of the early peak after the boom as the elderly population.
Why Population Aging Matters
• The global aging presents tremendous challenges. Population aging strains social insurance and pension systems and challenges existing models of social support. It affects economic growth, trade, migration, disease patterns, prevalence, and fundamental assumptions about growing older.