Study On The Old Age Security System Based On The Chinese Characteristic Socialism-Taking Tianjin As An Example

Old-age security as one of the important contents of social security,in the rising trend of the aging of the population today has the important position of "concerns the destiny of the country,the benefit of future generations".To improve the social security system is not only the basic requirement of building a socialist harmonious society,but also an important manifestation of the Chinese Communist Party "people-oriented" ruling idea,but also the important cornerstone of the "Chinese dream".Based on the theory of socialism with Chinese characteristics,combined with the reform of the pension system in eighteen countries,the paper analyzes the current status and problems of the old security system and puts forward feasible suggestions and countermeasures,and hopes to provide some reference for the construction and improvement of the social security system.This research is divided into five parts:The first part discusses the background,purpose,significance,research status,research methods and innovation points of this research.The second chapter comprehensively expounds the related concepts and theories of the old-age security,and analyzes the theoretical basis of the establishment of the Chinese characteristics of the socialist old-age security system.In the third chapter,using the theory of socialism with Chinese characteristics as a support for the theory,the selection of Tianjin city as the research object of old-age security status of investigation and case study,and puts forward the existing problems of our country's old-age security work.The fourth chapter introduces the development of several major international pension system,and analyzes the useful experience to China's pension security related work of reform and enlightenment.In the fifth chapter,we put forward the feasible countermeasures and concrete measures to improve the old-age security system on the basis of the actual problems existing in our country's old-age security system.