The graph shows the life expectancy of people living in Asian regions from 1950 and predicts life expectancy until 2300. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph compares the

life

expectancy

of various Asian people during a 350-year period between 1950 and 2300.

It is clear that

the

life

expectancy

for all the regions shown has been increasing, and they are expected to increase by 2300.

Also

, people in China are set to experience the major climb;

however

, those living in the Other Eastern areas always had and will have the highest value. In 1950, except for residents in Western

Asia

and Other Eastern

Asia

, who had expectations of almost 45 and 53

years

to live, respectively, other regions had considerably lower amounts.

Following

this

, the figure for China witnessed the sharpest climb, reaching about 70

years

, overtaking Western

Asia

in 1970.

While

Other Western

Asia

still had the highest amount, other regions experienced a slighter rise, ranging from 60 to 65

this

year. Consistently, the

life

expectancy

of individuals has been rising, and it is forecast to increase steadily until 2300. India, Western

Asia

, Other South-Central

Asia

, and South-eastern

Asia

will have a similar amount

at the end

of the period, significantly lower than China with approximately 100

years

. Interestingly, dwellers of the Other Eastern

Asia

will have had a

life

expectancy

of just over 105

years

by the 2300.