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In Wenzhou, in east China's Zhejiang Province, a quiet but powerful tradition is keeping seniors connected to the world. Every week, grassroots "news anchors" gather to translate and explain current affairs in the local dialect, ensuring older residents can follow major developments.

This highlights how access to information is crucial for all citizens to participate meaningfully in grassroots democracy. It helps older people stay informed and engaged in the national conversation. CGTN reporters Enock Sikolia and Chen Yuan bring us this report.

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How Wenzhou's 'news grandpas' are keeping elderly residents connected