Core Viewpoint - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for innovative legal frameworks and practices in the guardianship system for adults, particularly in rural areas, to address challenges such as weakened family support, lack of professional resources, and low legal awareness [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Framework and Innovations - The "intended guardianship" system is highlighted as increasingly valuable, allowing elderly individuals to choose their guardians based on personal wishes while maintaining their dignity and autonomy [1][2]. - The need for legal recognition of alternative guardianship options, including social organizations, is discussed, providing a pathway for professional and humane care for the elderly [2]. Group 2: Recommendations for Rural Elderly Care - Suggestions include revising the Elderly Rights Protection Law to clarify the roles of community committees and professional organizations in social care, establishing clear guidelines for initiating care, and defining responsibilities [2]. - Emphasis is placed on supporting rural care service institutions and social work organizations through policy and financial incentives, ensuring a reliable and professional care workforce [2]. Group 3: Technological Integration - The integration of technology into care standards is recommended, including the establishment of smart care response mechanisms to monitor high-risk elderly individuals and ensure rapid response in emergencies [3]. - The release of the "White Paper on Adult Guardianship" highlights the growing societal concern regarding adult guardianship and provides policy recommendations based on the analysis of current challenges in the guardianship system [3].