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The bar chart illustrates the life expectancy of four nations' citizens, namely Japan, Korea, the United States, and Indonesia, in 2018, while the table depicts how life expectancy had changed from 1953 to 2008 of those nations. Overall, Japan's citizens tended to live the longest, while the opposite was true for Indonesia. Additionally, over a 55-year period, Indonesia experienced the most notable increase. Regarding the bar chart, Japanese had the longest life expectancy among four countries at roughly 81 years old, which was the only nation that surpass the age of 80. Meanwhile, that of Korea was around 78 years old, followed by the US, which recorded approximately 77-year-old life expectancy. Indonesia presented the shortest overall longevity at 70 years old. From 1953 to 2008, Indonesia recored the most significant rise in its life span, which increased by 15.7 years old, followed by Korea with 12.5-year-old incline. Japan and the US experienced a comparable rise in citizens' life span, by 3.5 and 3 years old, respectively.