100 year plus lifespans celebrated in eastern China
100 year plus lifespans celebrated in eastern China: With some 270 people over the age of 100 in its population of 1.45 million, the United Nations has designated Rugao City in eastern China a homeland of longevity. The city drew more than 20 foreign diplomats in late September; the visitors met local centenarians, and shared their views on how to support the aged. Israeli diplomat Gabriel Shemouny: \"If the children take care of their parents, the parents will have a good life. If not, they will have to suffer a little bit. It all depends on how the next generation treats their parents.\" As China #39;s society ages due to improving medical care and diets, public policy concerns are getting more and more attention. Many developed counties are also currently experiencing rapidly greying populations which creates a large range of challenges in areas such as healthcare, immigration policy and pension financing.From:JewishNewsOneViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:12More inNews Politics<\/p>\n
Link: 100 year plus lifespans celebrated in eastern China 100 year plus lifespans celebrated in eastern China: With some 270 people over the age of 100 in its population of 1.45 million, the United Nations has designated Rugao City in eastern China a homeland of longevity. The city drew more than 20 foreign diplomats in late September; the visitors met local centenarians, and shared their views on how to support the aged. Israeli diplomat Gabriel Shemouny: \"If the children take care of their parents, the parents will have a good life. Continue reading
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