The picture illustrates old people who lived in two areas, rural and urban, and took part in 4 free time activities between 1990 and 2010.
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that in 1990, in both the rural and urban areas, the highest percentage was in reading, and the smallest percentage in both areas was photography. Subsequently, in 2010, the proportion in reading was the same in the two types of areas, and the lowest percentage was in photography.
In detail, in 1990, 61% of rural adults took part in reading, while 71% of urban elders did, which was more than the rural area. Animated play was taken up by 10% in the rural area and 18% in the urban area. Playing games was more popular than that; in the rural area, 21% of oldsters participated, and then 5% more urban adults participated than in the rural area. Next, the lowest number in this period was photography, with 7% in the rural area and 14% in the urban area.
Meanwhile, in 2010, 78% of elders in the rural area were involved in reading, and the percentage was the same for adults in the urban area. Animated play in the rural area was 10%, and in the urban area, it was 14%. In the urban area, 26% of oldsters immersed themselves in free time playing, while 14% of rural middle-agers did. Alternatively, photography was at 17% in the rural area and 24% in the urban area.