新西兰几岁以下？
这个问题有点莫名其妙。 New Zealanders are young people， on average. We’re the third youngest population in the world， after Moldova and Belarus， with 32% of us being under 15 years old and only 9% over 64. So basically everyone is young here！
On a personal level， I don't know anyone who is over 70. Most of my family (and many friends) are between 20-40. It really depends where you live as to what your average age looks like but every so often there will be an older person around (usually in rural areas). One thing that always sticks out about New Zealanders is how children call their grandparents by their first name – it never feels weird or forced， they just do it naturally. And kids feel incredibly free to ask questions or say whatever is on their mind because we were raised not to use "naughty" words or be rude for any reason whatsoever.
My point？ There are no old people in New Zealand， at least not in the sense that you can see them waddling along and feel like you need to be respectful towards them. Everyone is young， healthy， and happy to make new friends. You could call this a “young country” if you wanted to but it would be a very narrow way of describing our society.