Original title: the phenomenon of older gnawing in Japan is serious: 610000 people aged 40-64 squat in their homes
Japan's' abandoned house '(Japan's' financial field' website)
June 17 (Xinhua) in Japan, the parasitic phenomenon of 'gnawing old people' has become a serious social problem. According to the data recently released by the Japanese cabinet office, among the people aged 40-64 in Japan, there are 613000 'abandoned houses' who have not communicated with people other than their families for more than half a year and have stayed at home for many years. More than half of them have' lived in houses' for more than seven years, and one of the three lives on the financial resources of their elderly parents.
According to Japan's Shangmao news agency reported on the 17th, a 60 year old woman who lives in takazaki City, Gunma County, Japan recently came to a consulting agency for help. She said that her second son was nearly 40 years old and had not left her room for more than 10 years. As they grow older, parents grow old and don't know when to take care of their second son. " The second son himself should be worried about this problem. If you don't do something now, what can you do in the future... "
Zhongze Chonghong receives the family members of the "neet" (Shangmao news agency, Japan)
Zhongze Chonghong, head of the consulting agency, began to contact such problems five years ago. He said that he often received such mothers. They all have long-term "squatting at home" sons and asked them about problems such as "children don't leave the room" and "no work for many years." There are also many parents who are unwilling to discuss with the people around them because the problem has become serious. Wait to take care of these & lsquo; Gnawing old people & rsquo; When their families are old and die one after another, such problems will become serious social problems. "
Tokyo holds' home squatting conference 'attended by 29 social groups (Fuji TV)
When it comes to the reason why the 'gnawing old people' can't leave the room, the Japanese media said that often the parties and their families can't explain or come up with a solution. Doctors have examined some 'gnawing elders' and found that they often suffer from symptoms such as comprehensive disorder, autism and panic disorder. Toshiyuki Watanabe, President of takazaki Watanabe hospital, said: "families should first discuss this situation with a third party, and it is most important to change the home environment."
Japanese media said, '8050' is synonymous with the parasitic phenomenon of 'gnawing old people', which means that 80 year old parents take care of 50 year old children. According to the survey of Japan's Ministry of general affairs, there are 1.23 million middle-aged 'neets' aged 35-59 in Japan, 2.2 times that of young people aged 15-34. In order to solve the increasingly serious' 8050 'problem, in 2018, the Japanese government allocated 1.3 billion yen (about 78 million yuan) to solve this problem.