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The image is a line graph depicting the percentage of individuals in four age groups (14-24, 25-34, 35-49, and 50+) from 1978 to 2008. The age 14-24 group fluctuated, starting at 80%, dropping to 60% in 1988, rising to 90% in 1998, then declining to 70% in 2008. The age 25-34 group had a similar trend, starting at 65%, dropping to 45% in 1988, increasing to 75% in 1998, and decreasing to 55% in 2008. The age 35-49 group saw a decline from 70% in 1978 to 30% in 1988, peaking at 80% in 1998, and settling at 60% in 2008. The age 50+ group remained relatively consistent, beginning at 20%, rising to 30% in 1988, dropping to 10% in 1998, and ending at 20% in 2008.
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The line graph illustrates the amount of food consumed in China over a 25-year period from 1985 to 2010. The figures are measured in grams per person per week.
Overall, fish was consistently the most consumed food throughout the period. While the consumption of meat increased steadily, salt intake showed a continuous decline over the years.
In terms of the food with the highest level of consumption, fish consumption stood at around 600 grams in 1985. It then rose slightly to approximately 700 grams in 1990, before falling back to about 600 grams in 1995. After that, the figure increased steadily over the following years, reaching a peak of roughly 850 grams by 2010.
Regarding the other two food types, salt consumption decreased consistently from about 450 grams in 1985 to just 200 grams in 2010. In contrast, meat consumption experienced an opposite trend, rising gradually from approximately 100 grams to the same level as salt at around 200 grams by the end of the period.
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