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Core Insights - The article highlights the emergence of the "Silver Age" demographic in China, with a significant increase in the elderly population, projected to reach 310 million by the end of 2024, accounting for 22% of the total population [3][4] - The shift in lifestyle among the elderly is characterized by a move towards younger, digital, and diverse living patterns, leading to the rise of the "Silver Economy" [3][4] Group 1: Demographic Trends - By 2035, the elderly population is expected to exceed 400 million, representing over 30% of the total population, indicating a transition into a severely aging society [3] - The elderly are increasingly engaging in activities such as learning, fitness, travel, and entrepreneurship, moving away from traditional retirement models [3][4] Group 2: Health Consumption Trends - The health consumption behavior of the elderly is shifting from "blind supplementation" to "scientific guardianship," with a focus on effective and practical health management [5][9] - Health management services are becoming a priority, with 41.6% of respondents favoring health management options like physical examinations and nutritional therapy [8][9] Group 3: Challenges in Health Management - Over 60% of respondents admitted to relaxing their health vigilance once their health indicators were normal, indicating a gap between knowledge and action [9][13] - The elderly require supportive guidance and actionable plans to translate health knowledge into consistent practices [13] Group 4: Market Opportunities - There is a growing demand for personalized health management services that combine scientific data and practical solutions, as evidenced by the establishment of the "Longqing Nutritionist Dietary Guardian Alliance" [19][20] - The "4816 Nutrition Therapy System" developed by Longqing shows significant improvements in managing chronic diseases, highlighting the potential for effective dietary interventions [20]