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The image depicts China's population distribution by age group as a percentage of the total from 1960 to 2050. In 1960, ages 0-14 constituted approximately 40%, 15-64 was about 55%, and 65+ was under 5%. By 2010, 0-14 decreased to about 20%, 15-64 peaked at roughly 72%, and 65+ rose slightly above 8%. Projections for 2050 show 0-14 stabilizing near 15%, 15-64 reducing to approximately 55%, and 65+ significantly increasing to about 30%. The graph shows an inverse relationship between 0-14 and 65+ over time, with 15-64 following an upward arc then downward from the 2010s.
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The given line graph illustrates Chineese people by separating into different age groups commensing from 1960 to 2050.
Overall, it is evident from the diagram that group of people till 14 year olds faced with a downward trend, while membership of 15-64 year olds withnessed an opposite tendency and this results are estimated to remain unchanged to 2050. Moreover, figures for seniors significantly increased.
In terms of younger generation, in the begining of an observation it was at it’s peak (about 42%) and saw a continious decline, reaching it’s lowest point (17.5%) in 2010. However, in 1960 percentage of 15-64-olds was lower accounting for approximately 38%, after which steadily increased, peaking at 70% in 2020, from 2020 it is predicted to constantly decrease and make up 52.5%.
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