[Silver Bridge] Vol. 5 · Ch. 12 · On the Day Empty Rooms and Empty Wallets Met, I Saw Young People and Elders Eating Together

1. South Korea and China have introduced an intergenerational co-living model that aims to address both young people's housing shortage and elderly loneliness, as described in a column by the writer.
2. Seoul city will match university students with elderly homeowners through room-sharing in 9 districts, with students paying no deposit and no more than 200,000 won per month.
3. Beijing requires young people to provide at least 20 hours of non-medical care per month to rent a room in an elderly care facility for 300 to 500 yuan monthly, and the writer also promoted a book.

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