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Core Viewpoint - The forum organized by Ageing Asia and Ping An aims to address the global challenge of aging by exploring innovative models to meet diverse elderly care needs, balancing international experiences with local practices [1][3]. Group 1: Forum Insights - The forum attracted leaders, experts, and representatives from the elderly care industry across countries like China, Singapore, Australia, and Japan, focusing on innovative international elderly care models and strategies to tackle social aging challenges [3]. - A shared understanding emerged among participants that elderly care should not be merely passive support but a continuation of life's value, emphasizing the need for both international insights and local cultural integration to meet diverse needs [3][4]. Group 2: Project Overview - The Shanghai Yinian City Jing'an No. 8 project, a benchmark for Ping An's innovative "insurance + high-quality elderly care community" model, was showcased during the forum, integrating international CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Community) concepts with local cultural elements [4][6]. - The project is strategically located in the core area of Shanghai, surrounded by cultural and commercial landmarks, and is expected to open later this year, aiming to set a standard for high-quality elderly care communities in China [6][7]. Group 3: Localized Approach - The "city core elderly care" concept addresses the core demands of Chinese seniors, who prefer to remain close to their families and familiar environments, highlighting the importance of community-integrated services to combat loneliness and uphold dignity [6][7]. - The design of Jing'an No. 8 incorporates local cultural elements, such as Shanghai's unique cultural experiences and cuisine, reflecting a deep integration of global perspectives with local expressions [8][10]. Group 4: Healthcare Integration - The project emphasizes the integration of healthcare resources, allowing seniors to access timely care while maintaining their social networks, which is crucial for enhancing the quality of life in later years [10][11]. - Ping An's "insurance + elderly care" model is recognized as a significant innovation in China's elderly care sector, providing a sustainable payment system and addressing the increasing pressure on basic pension funds [11][12]. Group 5: Comprehensive Service Ecosystem - Ping An Yinian's approach includes a full-cycle health management service, allowing seniors to receive tailored health management plans and various services without needing to move into a community [13][14]. - The company is expanding its service boundaries through strategic partnerships with international organizations, enhancing its offerings with global travel and community residency options for seniors [14][16]. Group 6: Global Trends - The shift from passive elderly care to preventive healthcare and community-based living is a global trend, and Ping An Yinian's ecosystem aligns with this transition, providing seamless high-quality services across various scenarios [16].

Core Insights - The report highlights the shift in consumption patterns among the "new silver-haired" demographic in China, moving from a frugal approach to a focus on quality and self-indulgence in their spending habits [2][3] - This demographic, primarily consisting of individuals born in the 1960s and 1970s, is characterized by a stable income and a willingness to invest in experiences and products that enhance their quality of life [3][4] Consumption Trends - Travel has become a significant area of interest, with approximately 17.6% of older adults traveling more than three times a year, and 40.8% traveling once or twice a year, reflecting an increased focus on leisure and health [3] - The consumption of beauty and personal care products has also evolved, with a notable interest in high-quality, personalized, and technologically advanced products, as evidenced by the 2024 survey indicating that brands emphasizing safety and quality are gaining traction among older consumers [4] Service and Lifestyle Changes - The report notes a transition in lifestyle philosophies among the new silver-haired group, who are increasingly independent and exploring diverse retirement options, such as high-end retirement communities and smart home care solutions [4][5] - There is a growing trend of "buying time" through service-oriented consumption, with 25% of online grocery orders coming from individuals over 60, and a 36% year-on-year increase in delivery service orders, indicating a preference for convenience [5] Investment Recommendations - The report suggests investing in comprehensive wellness and travel communities that integrate medical and ecological resources to cater to the needs of the aging population [6] - It also recommends focusing on anti-aging medical aesthetics and biotechnology sectors, as well as accelerating the application of smart elderly care technologies to enhance community services and smart home ecosystems [6]