Are there 130 year olds How many 130 year olds are there in China

Yes. 130-year-old India discovers the world's longest-lived man (2002-07-31 10:34 Ocean Forum).

According to residents of Brown Village in Himachal Pradesh, northern India, the old lady living in this village, Davgi Devi, is at least 130 years old. If her age could be confirmed, she would be the longest-lived person in the world, 14 years older than one of the world's longest-lived Chinese women known.

Yes I read a book that said that in a place in China (I forgot what the name was) a woman lived to be 147 years old, and it was a plateau. She said that she had been abducted by aliens, that she had been injected with something, and that her blood was green (possibly related to the lack of oxygen in the plateau).I don't know if it's true or not.

Yes, and it exists in China. As the saying goes, the world is so big, isn't it? （￥

Of course there is, but it's tiring to live so long.

The blood is green hoho and she is definitely a sea monster

The answer here seems to have become a gathering place for magicians

Yes, the world is so big, there is nothing to do.

There are no official records yet, and the legendary ones don't count. The official maximum human life expectancy is currently 122 years.

Of the world's longest-lived people recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records, only France's Yana Calmante has an unquestionable official birth certificate. She died in 1997 at the age of 122.

Born on February 21, 1875 in Arles, France, Jana Calmante, also known as Jenny Louis Carmen, was born at the age of 14 when the Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889. Most of his family lived long lives, with his brother living to be 97 years old, his father to be 94 years old and his mother to be 86 years old. In 1896, she married her wealthy distant cousin, Fernand Calment, and thus lived a comfortable life without work, which was an important reason for her longevity.

Her husband died in 1942, four years before their 50th wedding anniversary. She also outlived her daughter, Yiyun, who died in 1934, while her grandson died in a locomotive accident in 1963.

She died in a nursing home on August 4, 1997, at the age of 122 years and 164 days. She was named "the oldest person in the world" by the Guinness Book of World Records.

Mbah Gotho, formerly known as Saparman Sodimejo.

He lived to the age of 146, which is by far the official recognition of the world's longest-lived person.

He was the same age as Lenin and a year older than Emperor Guangxu of China's feudal dynasty.

Has anyone in the world ever lived to be 130 years old? Yes, there are people who have lived to be 130 years old.

Yes. Our first birthday star in China is an old man from Xinjiang, Alimihan Seyit, who has lived for 130 years, which is longer than the birthday star Fu Suqing. Already considered the longest-lived person in the world.

Legend has it that there is such a person who can live to be 130 years old. But in reality, most of us have never seen anyone who can actually live to such an age. So this age is also a luxury for us.

According to the China Bureau of Statistics, as of 2020, the number of 130-year-olds in China was 2,844, of which 1,872 were men and 972 were women. Of these 130-year-olds, 2,739 live in Chinese mainland, while the remaining 105 live in Yinxian, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

The average life expectancy of a 130-year-old in China is about 20 years higher than the global average, mainly due to the combination of China's high standard of healthcare system, advanced medical technology, comprehensive social security system, and improved living environment.

In addition, the health of the 130-year-old people in China is also very good, their memory, eyesight, hearing, etc. are basically not affected, their bodies are much stronger than the average elderly, they can independently complete the daily high fighting and long-term thinking activities, and their psychological state is also very positive.

Hello, according to the National Bureau of Statistics, as of 2020, there are 3,848 elderly people over the age of 130 in China, including 2,813 men and 1,035 women. The eldest of these elders is 128 years old, while the youngest is 130 years old.

Hello, according to the China Bureau of Statistics, as of 2020, there are elderly people over 130 years old in China, and the highest one has reached 128 years old. These old people are the wealth of China, they have a wealth of experience and wisdom, and their life experiences are also part of Chinese history. They are also in healthier physical condition, their memory is stronger, and their minds are more active.

They also participate in various activities, participate in various activities, participate in various social activities, participate in various cultural activities, participate in various sports activities, participate in various social service activities, participate in various social welfare activities, participate in various social and cultural activities, participate in various social science activities, participate in various social and economic activities, participate in various social charity activities, participate in various social harmony activities, participate in various social security activities, Participate in various social education activities, participate in various social welfare activities, participate in various social health activities, participate in various social civilization activities, participate in various social and cultural activities, participate in various social environmental protection activities, participate in various social social responsibility activities, etc. Their existence has brought great contributions to Chinese society, and they are also an important force in the development of Chinese society.

There are 40,592 103-year-olds in China The number of living centenarians in China has reached 40,592, accounting for about the total number of centenarians in the world. Centenarians are those aged 100 years or older According to data from the Shanghai Civil Affairs Bureau, as of September 30, 2019, the number of elderly people aged 100 and above in Shanghai has reached 2,657. In terms of gender, 25% are men and 75% are women; In terms of age, 100-102 years old accounted for -105 years old and above.

In addition, 99 years old is a "quasi-centennial birthday star", with a total of 1,818 people. Judging from the changes in the number of centenarians in Shanghai, according to the national census and other relevant data, in 1953, there was only one centenarian in Shanghai; In 2004, the number of centenarians exceeded 500 for the first time; In 2011, the number of centenarians exceeded 1,000 for the first time; In 2017, the number of centenarians exceeded 2,000 for the first time; In 2018, the number of centenarians exceeded 2,500 for the first time. As of December 31, 2018, there were 2,516 elderly people aged 100 and above in Shanghai, an increase over the previous year.

In terms of gender, men account for women; In terms of age, 100-102 years old accounted for -105 years old and above. At present, there is one centenarian for every 100,000 people in China. According to the statistics released by the Chinese Society of Gerontology on June 21, 2014, there are 58,789 living centenarians in the country, an increase of 4,623 over the same period last year.

Among the centenarians, 44,076 were women and 14,713 were men, with significantly more women than men. In this regard, this is related to the fact that elderly women generally like outdoor sports such as square dancing and hiking, maintain a scientific diet, and often communicate with their children and grandchildren. At present, there is no latest census data, so we can only rely on the old unified source measurement.

According to reports, as of November 2020, there are 724 people over the age of 130 in China. Among them, the oldest old man is Huang Zhan Na Wei Zhu from Guizhou Province, who is 130 years old this year.

According to the China Statistical Yearbook, the number of people over 130 years old in China in 2019 was 10,000, accounting for 10,000, while the number of people over 99 years old reached 10,000, accounting for.

According to China's census data, there are currently 95 elderly people aged 130 and over in China, accounting for a proportion of the country's total population.

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, by the end of 2019, there were 1,890 people over the age of 130 in China, a very small proportion.

At present, the number of people over 130 years old in China is still inconclusive, but according to the "National Report on the Development of Aging in the People's Republic of China" released by the National Health Huaikai Committee in 2018, the proportion of people over 90 years old in China is about to regret, and the proportion of people over 130 years old can probably be calculated in the same way.

It is understood that as of 2020, the number of elderly people aged 130 and above in China is about 400.

Among the more than 1.4 billion people in China, there are very few people who are 130 years old, probably less than 1,000 people, 130 years old is a very long life, and few people reach this age.

There are a few 130-year-old people who are still alive. The answer to the Zhaoji case is that there are three old people who can live to be 130 years old, because our country can live to be 130 years old, which is already a very high age, and it has exceeded the number of years of the clan faction.

There are many people who are old in the past, but these are groundless, and I will say that they are still alive today.

A 141-year-old man was recently spotted in Malaysia. Malaysia has applied to the Guinness Book of World Records to list him as the oldest person in the world.

The old man's name is Omar and he lives in Mani Kampung Rilan in Terengganu, the capital of the state of Terengganu in northeastern Malaysia. He has 4 children, 96 grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and his family is four generations old.

According to the Malaysian Chronicles, Omar was born on 26 September 1857 and is now 141 years old.

At present, there are no people in China who live to be 140 years old, and legend has it that some people live to be 199 or 256 years old, and even more said that Peng Zu lived to be 800 years old, which is just a legend or nonsense.

Theoretically, people can live to be 160 years old, but in practice, people live past 100 years old. Today, with the high development of modern medical technology, only people live under the age of 100, just imagine how difficult it is to live a long life under such cruel conditions in ancient times!

Of course, you can do without this, you can just look at the Guinness Book of World Records.

Maybe there is, but maybe it hasn't been discovered.

Legend has it that there is a village where the average life expectancy is 120 years old, and the highest life expectancy is more than 160 years old, but I don't know if it's true.

Yes, no, no. If so, the TV station would have reported it a long time ago.

Yes, Malaysian.

It's possible!

Although no one has died in life since ancient times, as the saying goes, it is better to die than to live, even if everyone knows that people are born to die, it is always good to live even one more day. If you look at the proportion of modern people's health expenditure to total expenditure, you can see how important the matter of "life extension" is for everyone.

Since the industrialization of human beings, more and more advanced science and technology have more than doubled the average life expectancy of human beings, and various countries and organizations have also rushed to carry out research on extending human life expectancy. However, we can see that no matter how to "renew life", what human beings can do at present is only to "renew" those gray-haired elderly people for one or two years, but it cannot extend the duration of people's youth, youth and even prime of life. For thousands of years, the maximum life expectancy of human beings has been 130 years, and no one can shake it.

There is no one in the Guinness Book of World Records who has broken the age of 120, and even an elderly man in his 110s who looked energetic the day before could fall to ......the ground like a curse the next day

Human beings have been trying to "**" death, but death has proved that it cannot be defeated with practical actions again and again.

A few years ago, anthropologists from Britain and Russia proposed that the human body could be treated like a computer, and that it could be replaced if it was broken, and that through artificial organ cultivation, all organs and cells could be rebuilt and replaced to parts that had lost their function. Under this "three more years of patchwork", humans may be able to extend their own lifespan to more than 1,000 years.