Japan has raised the age of employment to 70. How old are you going to retire if it is implemented in China?

I once read a joke about when it is appropriate for boys and girls to get married. God replied: 65 years old, so you are all retired and have retirement wages.

In fact, our country is aging, isn't it? What is a 70-year-old man like? These years, I am old!

If this system is implemented in China, I plan to retire at the age of 60.

I don't know if you feel that people's energy used in work is limited. We may be in our twenties and devote ourselves to work after graduation, always thinking only about the future, but this is the time when we have the least social value.

We are a brick of socialism, and we need to move it wherever we need it. Really useful and meaningful work is done by middle-aged and elderly people. Maybe they are experienced, but they are distracted by life, so they may not be particularly concerned about their work.

At present, the retirement age of women in our country is about 55, and that of men is about 60.

I think this has greatly promoted young people's enthusiasm for work, because the retirement or transfer of some veteran comrades may give some important positions that can really improve people to young people and let them shine where they are really needed.

As for the retirement age, I don't think it is too late. Old age, all kinds of headaches, brain fever, arm pain, leg pain, blurred eyes, poor memory.

I really can't imagine a 70-year-old man still working.

Is this the scene where I go to work in the morning?

Lao Wang, with crutches and reading glasses, and a lot of medicines and water cups in his backpack, greeted Lao Zhang next door: "I hope to see you again tomorrow and wish you a happy work today"?

How terrible this scene is, I think it's better to make the best of people!