Mobile payment is now rapidly gaining popularity in large and medium-sized cities such as Beijing and Shanghai. However, not all Chinese are familiar with this new method of payment and many elderly people are still used to traditional cash transactions. As a result, some experts assert that the rapid popularity of mobile payments will keep the elderly out of the consumer economy, thus affecting their quality of life in their later years.
The statement 'By 2030, the number of people over 60 in China will increase to 320 million and the quality of life of the elderly will further attract social attention' can best question the expert's assertion.