The retiree enjoys spending his days gardening and reading books.
退休人员喜欢整天在花园里劳作和阅读书籍。
She decided to take early retirement due to health issues.
因为健康问题，她选择提前退休。
After 40 years of service, he finally retired as a chief engineer.
在40年的服务后，他最终以首席工程师的身份退休。
The retiree's pension provides a comfortable lifestyle for him.
退休金使他的生活相当舒适。
He took up painting as a hobby after retiring from his teaching career.
从教职退休后，他开始把绘画当作业余爱好。
The community center offers various activities for
retirees to stay active.
社区中心为退休人员提供多种活动以保持活力。
She organized a monthly reunion for her retired colleagues at the local pub.
她每个月都会组织一次退休同事在当地酒吧的聚会。
The retiree volunteered at a local animal shelter, giving back to the community.
这位退休人员在当地的动物收容所做志愿者，回馈社会。
Many
retirees choose to travel extensively after leaving their jobs.
许多退休人员在离职后选择广泛旅行。
He's found a second career as a freelance writer in his retirement.
退休后，他找到了一份自由撰稿人的第二职业。
Among Chinese travelers, retirees aged 55 and above serve as a big source of the company's business, and many used to be government officials, doctors, university professors and artists.
在中国游客中，55岁及以上的退休人员是该公司业务的主要来源，许多人曾是政府官员、医生、大学教授和艺术家。
Wang Caidi, 57-year-old retiree in Shanghai, left the store with avocados, cheese, milk and a pizza.
The country's dependency ratio for retirees could rise as high as 44 percent by 2050.
The number of retirees will surge significantly from 2022 to 2035 as people born during the second baby boom will be past retirement age.
Among those who have benefited from the campaign is Liu Jin, a Shanghai retiree in her 60s who lives in the city's downtown Jing'an district.
Meanwhile, he warned of challenges ahead, including COVID-19 outbreaks, trouble in the property market as well as the aging population and low fertility rates that lead to fewer workers and more retirees, thus threatening long-term economic growth.
Qi Tao, the ministry's deputy director of pension security, said at the same news conference that pensions given to retirees went up in the past 10 years, although the nation was pressured by an economic downturn and COVID-19 outbreaks.
Starting this year, the number of retirees will begin to expand more rapidly.
"People won't need to sacrifice their pensions for migrating to work, and retirees won't have to deal with the risks from local pension fund shortfalls.
Qi Tao, an official from the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, said the move will make sure that retirees in less-developed regions will get their pensions timely and sufficiently.