This is a very good question. As far as I know, at present, the average life expectancy in China is 77 years, which ranks lower in the world. This is mainly due to the vast territory of China and the great difference between the rich and the poor. However, the average life expectancy of Shanghai in China is 83.63 years, ranking first in the country, which is almost the same as that of Japan at 84.2 years, and it is in the first echelon of longevity in the world. I wonder what is the purpose of the topic &”;Can you live to an average life?&”;? Because the subject is a doctor, this statement must have his consideration. However, the author thinks that the idea of living to the average life expectancy should be abandoned. Although Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, famously said, &”;Since ancient times, people were born in seventy, but after all, the average life expectancy in ancient times was only over 30 years old. Nowadays, with the rapid development of society, the standard of living is constantly improving, and the level of medical science is advancing by leaps and bounds, people&;s life expectancy is also constantly extending. At present, many first-and second-tier cities in China have reached 80 years old, and many cities have entered an aging society. Take Shanghai as an example. According to the investigation and statistics of relevant national authorities, in 2018, the number of elderly people over 100 years old in Shanghai has reached 3,009, and the oldest is 112 years old. There are also three centenarian couples who can take care of themselves and are in good health. As for the 60-to 80-year-old people, many of them are still active in their posts to exert their afterheat, and there are countless social entertainment activities that are keen on fitness, dancing and singing, and there are many people until the strength training of the iron. To sum up, as China&;s national strength continues to grow stronger, people&;s lives are getting richer, and the medical level is developing at a high speed, it should not be a dream to live to 120!