The Comparison of Population Aging among Older-Old in China with in Japan
Wang Gui
Abstract
Wang Gui
Abstract
Both China and Japan are located in East Asia, and have similar Confucianism cultue. The paper explores the changes in population age structure of both China and Japan, compares the population aging among older old between these two countries, and explores whether there is an East Asia model in which China and Japan show both similarities and differences. Finally, the paper is going to summarize the Japans experiences that may have enlightenments to China.
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Both China and Japan are located in East Asia, and have similar Confucianism cultue. The paper explores the changes in population age structure of both China and Japan, compares the population aging among older old between these two countries, and explores whether there is an East Asia model in which China and Japan show both similarities and differences. Finally, the paper is going to summarize the Japans experiences that may have enlightenments to China.
Key concepts: China, East Asia, Population ageing, Population, Age structure, Chinese population, Geography, Korean population