As demographic structures in major cities worldwide undergo profound transformation, one perspective holds that the growing elderly population places a heavy burden on socioeconomic development, while another firmly believes that a longevity society can instead spawn new industrial opportunities and foster intergenerational wisdom transfer. In your view, which stance better aligns with the realities of the society you live in? Provide reasons and support your argument with concrete examples—such as the local job market, healthcare resource allocation, and innovation in the eldercare industry.
