The graph below shows China's population by age group starting in 1960 and including a forecast to 2050.

The line graph gives detailed information about the percentages of China's people in different age groups in 1960 and 2050.

Overall

, it is mentioned that there were three types of categories, namely (0-14), (15-64), and over 65.

This

figure for (15-64) witnessed an increase sharply in the middle of the period despite predicting to decline

at the end

of the time

while

those over 65 saw a rise over the period.

Moreover

, it is worth noting that the share of (0-14) ages decreased. In detail, it is evident that the rate of 15-64 age groups experienced a significant growth from 35 to just under 70, afterwards, it is predicted that the proportion of

this

will decrease to 52.5 in the space of 30 years. (2030,2040,and 2050). Plausible as

this

seems, the ratio of over 65 age represented around 5 or 6 % at the initial point,

thereafter

, it went up to roughly 10 % and it will continue to rise to just above 20% in 2050.

In contrast

,

in particular

, the youngest people (0-14) plummeted completely

firstly

to 35% in 1990,

secondly

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and secondly

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to approximately 25% in 2020 in China.

Following

this

, it is supposed that the amount of young population will plunge to 17.4% by the final of the time.

Last

but not least, the youngest will account for the lowest in 2050.