🚨 Japan's Aging Crisis Alarm!\n$OBOL $RIVER $AT\nJapan is facing a significant reality shock—nearly 30% of the population is over 65 years old 😳. To maintain economic operation, more and more companies are requiring older employees to delay retirement and work until 70 💼.\nOn one hand, this does help Japan maintain productivity; but on the other hand, many older workers are trapped in low-paying jobs, with increasing life pressures 💸.\nThis phenomenon is becoming a real warning to the world— as the aging population accelerates, the economic structure may be completely reshaped, with impacts far beyond our imagination ⚡.\nJapan's experience shows that: without long-term planning, an aging society can gradually squeeze the market, employment, and social systems, ultimately triggering hidden shocks that may erupt suddenly.