2018 Volume 2018 Issue 1 Pages 25-
We held the 8th International Biophilia Rehabilitation Conference as the Organized Session for the 5th Beijing International Rehabilitation Forum.
There are 160 million people aged 60 and over in China already exceeding the overall population of Japan.
In the population ratio, it is 12.5%. A national average lifespan is 73 years old since the medical health system was spread all over the country since the founding of the country between 60 years, and the capability of epidemic prevention and medical treatment also improved by the China network news. Moreover, "The elderly who cannot support themselves with disability amount to 9.6 million people" is supposed. Furthermore, the elderly population ratio of Shanghai is supposed to reach 40% of the population in 2030.
The title of the keynote address was Biophilia rehabilitation in an aged society to China, Japan, and every country in the world, in which the author described the possibility of "the Aging Crisis" after this fact is shown. Moreover, the author described it was indispensable to make Aged Society Sustainable for the disabled elderly to live independent living. “Establishment of the Sustainable Super-Aged Society” is necessary as described in the article in 2003 in this edition.
The record, present condition and a future outline of the study to realize "overcome disability" from "acceptance of disability" was shown at the keynote address the IBRC 2010.
China is called the devoted country. Director Li Jianjun of CRRC said "the elderly are a precious article of a country" and then the elderly’s problem as "Aging Crises" cannot arise in China. The author had contributed to "welfare" magazine since 1998 and aspired after this research in 1987. There was no one understanding person and even it was necessary for 7 years for the first understanding person to obtain in a family.
The devoted country makes us bring the national consciousness of Japan to mind at the start time of related research in 1987. Please read the Prod. Shown in the reference1) for details.
