Chinese grumble about Beijing's decision to hike the retirement age: 'I'll just have to bear the three extra years of work'
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A 30-year-old marketing professional expressed concern over the extended retirement age, questioning when she would receive her pension and fearing health issues might prevent her from working longer.
David, a university student, showed reluctance towards the lengthened work period but empathized with the government’s decision, noting that it addresses the challenges posed by China's aging population.
China's retirement age, previously among the world's lowest, will undergo a 15-year gradual increase starting in 2025 to tackle the economic implications of an aging society.
Awareness of demographic shifts prompted diverse reactions online, with one user expressing acceptance of the changes, highlighting a growing public discourse on retirement policies and workforce management.
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