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

The provided line graph gives information about population growth by

age

group in China during the period of 1960 to 2050. The figures are given in percentages, and these subjects can be separated into two

groups

: those with upward and downward trends. In general, it is immediately apparent that the number of people who are 15–64 and above 65 years of

age

increases significantly, except for the under-14

age

group. Starting with increasing trends, in China, the percentage of 15-64

age

groups

stood at a mere 38%. In the following year, the figure experienced substantial growth with 30%, reaching a peak at 70%.

Then

, it is expected to be dropped gradually between 2020 and 2050, which will be the highest level for all ages.

Additionally

, the lowest population of Chinese represented the elderly

groups

in the year 1960. Ultimately, there was a significant rise in the above 65 years group over nine decades from 5% in 1960, taking up 20%, to 25% in 2050. In marked contrast, China's population between 0 and 14 grouping ages started at around 45%, which had been the largest in all

groups

since 1960.

However

, there was a sharp decrease from 1960 and 2020 by 20 %, and the expectation of children's growth will be forecasted to decrease until 2050.