The “Aging Society” theme focuses on the wide-ranging challenges brought about by population aging, covering key issues such as healthcare, family support, subjective well-being, social participation, and policy and institutional frameworks. By integrating domestic and international research trends with empirical survey data, this section helps users understand the development of aging-related research and explore available data resources to support academic research and policy planning.
Subjective Well-Being and Living Conditions
This topic explores the multifaceted factors influencing subjective well-being and quality of life among middle-aged and older adults. It encompasses mental health, life satisfaction, self-rated health, social engagement, living arrangements, and digital life experiences. Key themes include loneliness and social isolation, trust and social capital, intergenerational interactions, leisure and volunteer activities, and the impact of technology on daily living. These studies highlight the interplay between individual well-being and broader societal structures in aging contexts.
