Looking after the elderly is a trillion US dollar business worldwide.

在全球範圍內，照顧老人是一項價值萬億美元的事業。

And it's particularly important for a place like Taiwan, which is set to become a super aged population by 2025.

對於像臺灣這樣到 2025 年人口將超老齡化的地方來說，這一點尤為重要。

That means more than 20% of the population will be aged over 65.

這意味著超過 20% 的人口將超過 65 歲。

How to look after the country's elderly has become a hot political issue.

如何照顧本國的老年人已成為一個熱門的政治問題。

With candidates in the upcoming presidential elections weighing in on the issue.

在即將舉行的總統選舉中，候選人們都對這一問題進行了權衡。

Uh, today here at the expo is Lai Ching-te.

今天出席博覽會的是賴清德。

He's the vice president of Taiwan, but he's also the candidate for the ruling Democratic Progressive Party.

他是臺灣的副總統，同時也是執政黨民進黨的候選人。

[The expo]

[世博會]

used to connect local [businesses].

用於連接在地 [企業]。

In the future it will be more international.

今後，它將更加國際化。

giving hope to more seniors in need of care. That's a good thing.

給更多需要照顧的老人帶來希望。這是一件好事。

Taiwan's aging population is set to put a strain on almost every aspect of society.

臺灣的人口老齡化將給社會的幾乎所有方面帶來壓力。

How to look after the country's old people has become a hot political topic as well as a big business.

如何照顧國家的老年人已成為一個熱門的政治話題，同時也是一門大生意。

Devon Tai and Rick Glauert in Taipei for Taiwan Plus.

Devon Tai 和 Rick Glauert 在臺北為 Taiwan Plus 報道。