Core Viewpoint - The article highlights various activities and initiatives across different regions in China to celebrate the Double Ninth Festival, focusing on providing care and support for the elderly, emphasizing the importance of ongoing attention to their well-being beyond just the festival [1][3][5]. Group 1: Activities and Initiatives - In Fuyang, Zhejiang, a series of culturally rich activities were organized, including knitting scarves, making pastries, and taking photos to celebrate the elderly [1]. - In Tai'an, Shandong, over a hundred activities such as performances and health check-ups were conducted to bring health and blessings to the elderly [3]. - In Chengwu County, Shandong, a mutual assistance model called "small old helping old" was implemented to address the urgent needs of elderly residents [5]. Group 2: Community Engagement - Chengwu County's community has formed four volunteer service teams to engage retired individuals in educational, medical, and conflict resolution activities, enhancing their sense of purpose [7]. - In Suqian, Jiangsu, a community service point was established for the rental of assistive devices, providing convenient and free services to improve the quality of life for the elderly [7]. Group 3: Diverse Services in Urban Areas - In various elderly care centers in Beijing, services such as thematic lectures, health check-ups, and free haircuts were offered to benefit the elderly [9]. - Chaoyang District, as a pilot for integrated medical and elderly care services, organized a series of activities to showcase safety monitoring technology for the elderly [9]. - The Beijing Elderly Service Affairs Center reported nearly a thousand service experience activities, including food festivals and health check-ups, aimed at enhancing the happiness and satisfaction of the elderly [11].