Group 1 - The integration of various resources in healthcare, elderly care, health management, culture, tourism, and finance is fundamentally changing the fragmented nature of traditional elderly services, transitioning from "single-point services" to "platform-based, ecological, and one-stop" solutions [2] - Under the influence of technology, the elderly care industry is accelerating its shift from "labor-intensive" to "human-machine collaborative" models, combining age-friendly and intelligent transformations, which includes six major trends: elderly-friendly renovations, intelligent upgrades, elderly robots, large-scale integrated elderly care complexes, integrated innovation in elderly technology, and technology platform enterprises leading the way [2] - The emergence of elderly care robots is becoming the "new infrastructure" of the silver economy, with plans for the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Ministry of Civil Affairs to launch pilot programs for intelligent elderly care service robots by 2025, enhancing their application in homes, communities, and institutions [2] Group 2 - The emergence of large-scale integrated elderly care complexes marks a new stage in industry development, representing a shift from simple "upgraded nursing homes" to comprehensive facilities akin to "Disneyland for the elderly" or fully intelligent "future communities" [3] - These complexes integrate living, healthcare, entertainment, social interaction, entrepreneurship, and even tourism, addressing all the needs of the elderly in one location, thus avoiding the hassle of moving between different institutions [3] - This transition signifies the evolution of the elderly care industry from "decentralized, small-scale, and functionally singular" to "centralized, large-scale, and functionally composite" advanced stages [3]