Core Viewpoint - The silver economy is rapidly emerging as a new growth driver in China due to the increasing aging population, with insurance asset management evolving from merely providing funds to constructing a comprehensive elderly care ecosystem [1][4]. Group 1: Industry Trends - The traditional family-based elderly care model is becoming inadequate due to smaller and more independent family structures, leading to a shift towards diversified elderly care models, including home, community, and institutional care [4]. - The opening of the high-quality elderly care community "Taikang Home·Jinyuan" in Tianjin marks the 26th operational community by Taikang Insurance Group, with over 1,100 pre-bookings and nearly 300 residents within the first month of trial operation [4][5]. Group 2: Service Integration - Taikang Home·Jinyuan has established a four-tier integrated medical and elderly care service system, including community clinics, a self-built rehabilitation hospital, partnerships with top-tier hospitals, and remote medical support [5]. - The community clinic is already operational, providing basic medical services, while a secondary rehabilitation hospital is expected to open next year, enhancing care services for residents [5]. Group 3: Cultural and Technological Innovations - The community promotes an active aging perspective with a vibrant center featuring over 20 functional areas to meet residents' cultural, entertainment, fitness, and social needs [6]. - Taikang Home·Jinyuan has introduced AI-driven information systems to enhance service delivery, including upgraded smart speakers for emotional companionship and service automation [6]. Group 4: Regional Collaboration and Business Expansion - The opening of Taikang Home·Jinyuan is part of a broader strategy to address aging issues in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, with six existing facilities and a network of nearly 6,000 elderly care units [7]. - Taikang is exploring innovative models such as travel-based elderly care and a membership system in collaboration with national airlines, allowing members to access nationwide services at a unified price [7][8].