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China’s aging population isn’t just a demographic shift—it’s sparking a ‘silver economy’ revolution. With over 20% of residents expected to be over 60 by 2035, elderly care is now a key driver of jobs, tech innovation, and economic growth. But what’s really powering this boom?
From HealthTech to ‘Granny Getaways’
Sectors like AI-powered health monitoring, senior tourism, and smart-home devices are thriving. Think robots that remind Grandma to take her meds or apps organizing tai chi sessions in the park—this is elderly care meets Black Mirror.
Gen Z to the Rescue?
Millennials and Zoomers are flocking to the industry, drawn by hybrid roles blending tech, wellness, and entrepreneurship. But challenges like balancing tradition with innovation and addressing labor shortages remain. Professor Cheng Haijun notes: ‘Youth bring fresh ideas, but we need policies to support career sustainability.’
The Growth Equation
The industry contributed $150B+ to China’s GDP in 2023, with projections doubling by 2030. It’s not just about care homes—think eco-friendly retirement villages and silver-haired influencers dominating social media!
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. With over 20% of residents expected to be over 60 by 2035, elderly care is now a key driver of jobs, tech innovation, and economic growth. But what’s really powering this boom?
or apps organizing tai chi sessions in the park—this is elderly care meets Black Mirror.
and silver-haired influencers dominating social media!
