The graph illustrates the lifespan of Asian people in different regions from 1950 and gives projections until 2300.
Overall, Asian people’s life expectancy tends to follow an upward trend from 1950 to 2300. People in other Eastern Asia are predicted to have the most significant increase in lifespan. In contrast, those in other South-central Asia are believed to have the least remarkable rise in lifespan.
In 1950, people in other Eastern Asia had the highest life expectancy at a little higher than 50 years. In Western Asia, inhabitants had the second highest lifespan at about 45 years. However, people in China, India, other South- central Asiaand South- eastern Asia had lifespan at a bit lower than 40 years. Until 2010, people in all Asian regions have had a significant rise in life expectancy .Other Eastern Asian people have reached around 77 years, lifespan in three regions including China, Western Asia and South-eastern Asia have gone up to 65 years and above. The other regions have had an increase in lifespan to around 60 years.
In terms of predictions, people living in other Eastern Asia are predicted to have the longest lifespan in 2300 at higher than 100 years. Moreover, the life expectancy of people in China are believed to go up to around 95 years in 2300. Finally, in India, other South-central Asia, South-eastern Asia and Western Asia ; inhabitants are forecasted to live for around 85 years.