Solving the problem of aging population requires the joint efforts of the government, society and families. To a large extent, it is the duty of children to support the elderly in traditional China.Rather than the responsibility of the government, this concept will not only increase the burden of the younger generation, but also affect the optimal allocation of human resources, but also the mermaid, people-oriented value orientation.Bringing the problem of providing for the aged into the scope of social coordination and government responsibility will not only benefit the elderly population, but also lighten the burden of the younger generation.In this regard, some developed countries have explored successful experiences that can be used for reference. As early as the 1980s, Japan has formulated an outline of social countermeasures for longevity on the basis of the National annuity Law, the Welfare Law for the elderly and the Law on Health Care for the elderly. It has been committed to building a dynamic longevity society.
main point of view?
There is a big gap between China's pension model and developed countries