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aged 65 and older. In comparison, 55.70% of the entire

population was over 45 years old, which was higher than the

43.11% among indigenous people.

5. Educational attainment: In 2023, senior high school level of

education (senior high school, vocational high school) was the

highest educational attainment for the majority of indigenous

people aged 15 or older, accounting for 40.96%. This was

followed by university and higher education, at 21.94%; junior

high school, at 15.74%; primary school and below, at 14.71%;

and junior college, at just 6.64%. In comparison, the percentage

of indigenous people who have completed senior high school

level of education (senior high school, vocational high school)

and lower education levels was higher than that of the entire

population, while indigenous people with junior college and

higher educational attainment represented a lower percentage

than that of the entire population.

6. Marital status: In 2023, 46.80% of indigenous people over the

age of 15 had a spouse, 38.74% were unmarried, and 14.46%

were divorced, separated, or widowed. Compared with the entire

population, indigenous people are 4.72 percentage points more

likely to be unmarried and 2.79 percentage points less likely to

have a spouse.

7. Household contribution: In 2023, 58.66% of indigenous people

aged 15 and above were responsible for household livelihood, of

which 31.20% took primary responsibility, and 27.46% took

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