“我们要发挥余热 把知识经验传给年轻一代”

Core Points - The China Care for the Next Generation Work Committee celebrates its 35th anniversary, highlighting the significant role of the "Five Olds" team in passing on red genes and caring for the healthy growth of young people [1] - The "Red Alley Grandpa" volunteer service team in Wuhan, consisting of retirees, actively engages in educating visitors and youth about the area's red history through innovative methods such as live broadcasts and red-themed performances [3] - In Dazhou, Sichuan, retired officials have established weekend boarding schools for left-behind children, providing various care activities to support their growth [3] - In Wujing Town, Anhui, a 98-year-old retired teacher continues to offer free tutoring and support services for students, emphasizing the responsibility to nurture the next generation [6] - The "Five Olds" also contribute to rural revitalization efforts, with agricultural experts providing technical guidance to farmers in Fuzhou, Fujian [8] - There are over 1.07 million Care for the Next Generation organizations in China, with more than 13 million "Five Olds" actively involved in supporting youth development [9]