NowadaysChinaisfacingarapidlyagingpopulation(人口老龄化)，andthecountry'sone-childpolicymeansit's1forfamiliestotakecareoftheoldinthefuture.Atthebeginningofanewyear2peoplehopetheycanlookafter

　　NowadaysChinaisfacingarapidlyagingpopulation(人口老龄化)，andthecountry'sone-childpolicymeansit's1forfamiliestotakecareoftheoldinthefuture.Atthebeginningofanewyear2peoplehopetheycanlookaftertheoldwellwhentheytrytobuildawell-offsociety(小康社会).Sowhat'sthebestway3theelderlycare?Andwhatstillneedstobedonetomakesuretheoldwillhaveahappylifeafterretirement(退休)？

　　82-year-oldMaMinhui4inanursinghomesincefiveyearsago.MaMinhuisaid"Ilivedawayfrommychildren. IoftenworriedwhatIwoulddo 5 Ifellillwithnoonearound.SoIdecidedtomoveherebecausethepeopleherecantakecareofme.AndwithmyfriendsIdon'tfeellonely. Solifeis6here.”

　　Lifeisbetterinthenursinghome.Thatmightbetrue，butit'salsobecausethereisnobetter7Almost8ofgrown-upchildrenliveawayfromtheirparents，leavingmanyemptynesters(空巢老人).

　　Bytheendof2011，185millionpeopleinChinawere60oroverandthenumbermay9 about 30 percent of China'stotalpopulationbythemiddleofthiscentury.Soelderlycareneedstobeimproved.

　　Professor Yang Yansui fromTsinghuaUniversity said，"There should bemorecommunityservices 10 anursinghome.Thegovernmentshouldtakemoremeasurestosolvetheproblem.”

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