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[Silver Bridge] Volume 1 · Chapter 3 · Change the name, and the world changes
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- The author noted that in October 2024, China began using the new term "silver youth" (银发青年) to refer to people aged 55 to 64.
- In Korea, terms such as "active seniors," "YOLD" and "opal generation" have spread, and the statutory retirement age in China is 60 for men and 55 for women, the author said.
- The author views the change in terminology as a signal of market restructuring and policy shifts, and states that this content is included in Chapter 3 of his book "Silver Bridge: Du Nara-ui Neulgeogam."
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