Average height of Chinese men

The standard height for adult males is 167.1cm, and the average weight is 66.2kg. The national standard height for adult males and females aged 18 and above is 167.1cm and 155.8cm, and the average weight is 66.2kg and 57.3kg, respectively. Compared with 2002, the height and weight of residents have increased to a certain extent, especially for children and adolescents aged 6-17.

The national overdose rate for adults aged 18 and above is 30.1%, and the smoking rate is 11.9%, which are 7.3 and 4.8 percentage points higher than in 2002. The overdose rate for teenagers aged 6-17 is 9.6%, and the smoking rate is 6.4%.

At all ages, the height of southern Chinese Han people is shorter than that of Japanese people and Japanese people. The height standard of southern Chinese Han men in the 20-year-old group is 168.2 cm, while that of Japanese men in the same age group is 172 cm and that of Japanese people is 171.7 cm. The height standard of southern Chinese Han women in the 20-year-old group is 156.5 cm, while that of Japanese men is 159 cm and that of Japanese people is 159.1 cm.

Human physical fitness is affected by both genetic inheritance and the natural environment. Environmental factors include climate, topography, landforms, diet, and social and economic development levels. Over the past 30 years, my country has undergone unprecedented changes, and human physical fitness has also undergone great changes. Obtaining the physical fitness data of modern Chinese people is of great value for national defense technology, road transportation, architectural planning and design, criminal science and technology, medical treatment, education, sports culture, recruitment, recruitment, and even the production of clothing and furniture.

It is widely believed that weight changes quickly, so weight adjustment is often used as an objective criterion for assessing health. In fact, height growth is just as accurate as weight in assessing growth, physical condition, and fatigue level.

During the adolescent stage, accurate measurement of height 1-2 times a year (preferably once a quarter) is one of the key ways to promptly grasp the development of children. Normal height growth indicates good development; slow growth, almost no growth, or even cessation of growth require analysis of the cause and effective measures to carry out targeted rescue.

Middle-aged and elderly people often measure their height, which can also identify the degree of decline to a certain extent. Height decreases with age. The average person's height peaks at 20 to 30 years old. From the age of 40, the height decreases by 1 to 2 cm for every 10 years of age. The average height of elderly men decreases by 2.25%, and the average height of elderly women decreases by 2.5%. From 40 to 90 years old, the body height can decrease by 7 to 9 cm, and even a noticeable hunchback may appear. This physiological change of the body is also known as "aging and shrinkage."