Shanghai is leading the way in elderly care, ensuring that residents enjoy support, happiness, and a fulfilling life in their golden years. Under the guidance of Chinese President Xi Jinping, the Chinese mainland has implemented comprehensive measures since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China to address the needs of its aging population.
As the city with the largest aging demographic in China, Shanghai has rolled out innovative services that go beyond basic care. Colombian vlogger Fernando Munoz Bernal recently visited Yinhang Street in Yangpu District to explore these community-driven initiatives. Among the highlights is the \"Time Station Cafe,\" designed to support seniors experiencing cognitive decline, providing them with a safe and engaging environment.
Another standout program is the local orchestra, which offers free classes and performance venues for the elderly. Zhu Changming, a member of the orchestra, shared his experience: \"We're enjoying a life with care, support, and happiness.\" These programs exemplify Shanghai's commitment to enriching the lives of its elderly residents through cultural and social participation.
By integrating health services, cultural activities, and social support, Shanghai is creating a model of elderly care that other cities can emulate. This holistic approach not only enhances the quality of life for seniors but also fosters a sense of community and belonging.
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