Ageing China is a power point presentation that explains you how is it the ageing in China

1. Ageing China :
Changes and challenges

2. Index:
Summary
Fewer children
How did the one-child policy affect
population levels?
The grandparents opinion
Vocabulary
Conclusion
Video-webside-pdf(ageing china)

3. SUMMARY:
China's population is ageing. By 2050
more than a quarter of the population
will be over 65 years old.

4. Fewer children:
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the government made
the lifestyle change, encouraging marry later and have
only one child. These were attempts to help modernize
the economy.
By 2050, it is expected that for every 100 people aged
20-64, there will be 45 people aged over 65, compared
with about 15 today.
Population in 2010

5. How did the one-child policy
affect population levels?
The Chinese government believes the one-child
policy curtailed population growth, and that it
prevented 400 million extra births.

6. The grandparents opinion:
We are good now. We have our pensions
and we shouldn't need financial support
from our son and daughter-in-law in the
future.

7. Vocabulary:
Courtail:Place a restriction on.
Reducido.
Attemp:make an effort to achieve or
complete. Intento.
Burden:a cause of hardship, worry, or
grief. Carga,agobio.
Curtail:to cut short; abridge.Disminuir.

8. Conclusion:
I think is a good idea to know the life
in China,it is very different as Europe
life.They have different customs.I
would not like to be a wife in china.

9. VIDEO-WEBSITE-PDF
website:china´s ageing.
pdf(ageing china)

10. THE END
Edited by:Irati Latienda