The United Kingdom has a tradition of high welfare. In 1601, the United Kingdom introduced the world's first "Poverty Alleviation Act". In 1948, according to the "Beveridge Plan", it was declared the world's first welfare state and promised to provide a "cradle to grave" all-weather welfare guarantee. Institutional services. However, with the economic downturn, especially the aging population, the UK s population aged 65 and over has reached 16%, and pensions are inadequate. The current pension gap has reached 26% of GD. P. Reform is reasonable and reasonable, but this has undoubtedly touched the cheese of national pension costs, and it is also reasonable to be strongly resisted. Obviously, the rigid characteristics of the welfare system make it easy to be extravagant and difficult to be extravagant. The most accurate summary of this text is:. ['Describe the difficult situation in the UK pension reform plan.', 'Revealing the new requirements of the aging population on the British attacking government.', "Rethinking the shortcomings of the UK's 24/7 welfare guarantee system.", 'Analysis of objective reasons for the failure of the British high welfare tradition.']