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 | A Chinese woman wears a camouflage outfit during a modelling course at a university for the elderly which offers education in arts, music and dance especially for senior citizens in Tianjin, China March 10, 2005. According to the China Elderly Association, senior citizens will account for 11.8 percent of China's total population in 2020, up from 7 percent today. By the mid-21st century, people aged above 60 will likely exceed 400 million, and those older than 65 will exceed 300 million, Xinhua news agency reported. click to open  |  | Chinese women practice ballet at a university for the elderly which offers education in arts, music and dance especially for senior citizens in Tianjin, China March 10, 2005. According to the China Elderly Association, senior citizens will account for 11.8 percent of China's total population in 2020, up from 7 percent today. By the mid-21st century, people aged above 60 will likely exceed 400 million, and those older than 65 will exceed 300 million, Xinhua news agency reported. click to open |  | Elderly Chinese women wear camouflage uniforms during a modelling course March 10, 2005 at a university for the elderly in Tianjin which offers education in arts, music and dance especially for senior citizens. According to the China Elderly Association, senior citizens will account for 11.8 percent of China's total population in 2020, up from 7 percent today. By the mid 21st century, people aged above 60 will likely exceed 400 million, and those older than 65 will exceed 300 million, Xinhua news agency reported. click to open |  | Chinese women practice ballet at a university for the elderly which offers education in arts, music and dance especially for senior citizens in Tianjin March 10, 2005. According to the China Elderly Association, senior citizens will account for 11.8 percent of China's total population in 2020, up from 7 percent today. By the mid-21st century, people aged above 60 will likely exceed 400 million, and those older than 65 will exceed 300 million, Xinhua news agency reported. click to open |  | Fireworks are seen in Tianjin, a northern port city some 120 kms (75 miles) from Beijing, in celebration Chinese Lunar New Year on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2004. click to open |  | Students from Tianjing Industrial University displayed fashion design on June 12th 2004. click to open |  | Students from Tianjing Industrial University displayed fashion design on June 12th 2004. click to open |  | Graduating college students attending a job fair on Dec 21st 2004. click to open |  | Life in Tianjin: Tianjin girls dancing in a sports occasion on April 1st 2000. click to open |
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