Ageing In Asia: How Are Japan And South Korea Changing As Their People Grow Old? | CNA Correspondent
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Published 2024-05-23
As seniors begin to outnumber youth in South Korea, places like schools are reaching out to the elderly to arrest problems such as falling enrolment. The rise of school-age grandmothers and octogenarian models points to how society could be reshaped to create new runways for the older generation. We look at how Asia’s grey tsunami has a silver lining in CNA Correspondent.
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Japan's ageing pearl farmers affected by warmer weather
07:54 Korea's elderly deliverymen: "Life after retiring felt meaningless"
12:46 How South Korean government is creating opportunities for elderly jobseekers
14:47 82-year-old elementary school students?
17:47 Getting used to teaching much older students
19:09 Octogenarian models grace the runway
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All Comments (9)
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I am turning 98 tomorrow
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Soon sg lah 😊
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Philippines strives to become like this, Thailand on their way now
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Invest while you're young, so you don't purely rely on savings from employment for your future needs such as retirement. You can never outpace inflation with savings alone
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at least you have a pension no matter how slim. the private sector workers in my country need to depend on CPF or their kids😅
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Aging Population is REAL...(True Enough As we Age Active...Lifestyle is a MUST...).....
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祝东方大国出生率早日清零
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Can always employ poor countries to take care of our old