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How China crafts an elderly care network for aging at home

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About a quarter of China's population is now aged 60 and above. But what does elderly care look like beyond the top-tier nursing homes in major cities?

We travel deep into the mountains of Lishui, Zhejiang Province, to explore a range of solutions – from daily home visits by caregivers and mobile service vans, to shared neighborhood meals and modern welfare centers.

This is how China is responding to an aging society, focusing on care, dignity and human connection – told through the voices of those living it.

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