Core Insights - The rural elderly population in China aged 60 and above is approximately 120 million, with a less developed elderly care service system compared to urban areas [1] - During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, efforts are being made to address the shortcomings in rural elderly care services, with a focus on building a three-tiered service system at the county, township, and village levels [1] Group 1: Daytime Care Centers - In Shanxi Province, a daytime care center in Taocun Town has become a hub for elderly activities, with an average participant age of 73 [1] - The center provides meals and entertainment, along with over 20 beds for elderly residents in need of care [3] - There are now over 120,000 such daytime care centers nationwide, serving as convenient support stations for the elderly [3] Group 2: Community Living Solutions - In Nanping City, Fujian Province, vacant houses in rural areas are being repurposed into elderly care facilities to address the needs of solitary and left-behind elderly individuals [3] - The "Happiness Community" primarily accommodates elderly residents aged 60 to 80 who are capable of self-care, enhancing their living conditions [5] - The community offers meal services, recreational activities, and health management, including regular health check-ups and educational sessions [5]