Population ageing is becoming a global problem, and China is no exception. With the advancement of medical technology and the improvement of living standards, the problem of population aging in China is becoming increasingly prominent. In this case, the policy of delaying retirement becomes a smart move. The Chinese population is aging
First of all, delaying retirement can ease the pressure of retirement. As the population ages, pension spending is increasing, while the number of working people is declining. Delaying retirement can extend the working age and increase the overall labor force of society. This will help reduce the pressure on pension payments and ensure the sustainable development of pensions.
Second, delaying retirement can also spark economic vitality. With delayed retirement and longer working age, older people are no longer "idle people" who are left on the fringes of society, but "dynamic resources" who can continue to contribute to society and the economy. Through their work, they can continue to create value and wealth for society and promote the healthy development of the economy.
Finally, delaying retirement can also improve personal well-being. With the development of medical technology, people's life expectancy is also increasing, so delaying retirement can make full use of the energy and wisdom of the elderly, help them maintain physical and mental health, broaden their social circle, improve their quality of life, and prolong their sense of social participation.
In general, in response to the aging of the population, delaying retirement is an inevitable choice. It can not only alleviate the pressure of retirement and stimulate economic vitality, but also improve personal happiness, bringing positive impact to both society and individuals. It is expected that more policies can be introduced to promote the society's awareness and acceptance of delayed retirement, and jointly address the challenges brought by the aging population.