The line graph compares the life expectancy of people who live in different parts of Asia from 1950 and forecasts life expectancy at birth until 2300. Overall, it is clear that in all the Asian regions it is expected for people to have higher life expectancy over the given time span, while the numbers varied in terms of regions.
In 1950, population in other Eastern Asia had longer life expectancy compared to others, accounting for roughly 52 years, this figure is expected to almost double in number with more than 100 years in 2300, remaining the highest among other areas. As for China, it had relatively low life expectancy in the initial year, but this figure is predicted to increase significantly, growing from 40 years to approximately 95 years.
Regarding Western and South-Eastern Asia, the former was constituted at around 45 years in 1950, in turn it went up considerably at first and will continue rising gradually. The latter followed the same pattern, surging from 40 years and forecasted to increase to just over 90 years in 2300. India and other South-central Asia, both experienced similar rise in their number, increasing from 40 years to about 90 years and 88 years respectively.