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[Silver Bridge] Volume 5 · Chapter 31 · Before the painting of two elderly people from two countries standing side by side, I stood for a long time
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- This is a promotional column on Chapter 31 of the author's book "Silver Bridge," which addresses the shared challenge of aging in Korea and China and the potential for cooperation.
- In Korea, 10,514,000 people (20.3%) were aged 65 or older, while in China, over 300 million people aged 60 or older were counted at the end of 2024; at the Beijing summit on January 5, 2026, 14 memoranda of understanding were signed.
- The author wrote that a model combining home visits with community hubs is suitable, and noted that further details can be found on the book's detail page.
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