CCTV News: At present, the population aged 60 and above in my country has reached 310 million, and many healthy elderly people aged 60-70 have the willingness to integrate into society and play their strengths. Not long ago, China Senior Talent Network, Beijing Elderly Care Industry Association and other institutions jointly launched the "Time Cooperator" plan to recruit a group of part-time personnel with skills to teach calligraphy, big health and other courses from the society. So how to recruit? What is the specific effect? Come and see the reporter's on-site visit.

At 9 o'clock in the morning, when the reporter came to the recruitment site in Chaoyang District, Beijing, an interview had already begun. Staff told reporters that most of the people who came to apply for the job were 55-65 years old. The reporter saw that the people who came to the on-site interview not only brought their resumes, but some were also showing off their unique skills on the spot, including calligraphy works, traditional tea art, etc.

During the interview, the reporter found that some of the elderly who came to the interview had rich work experience in the fields of education and medical care, and some had special interests in literature and art. They said that after retirement, they hope to find new space to make use of their remaining energy.

The staff told reporters that in the two weeks since the recruitment plan was launched, more than 1,000 resumes have been received online and offline, and nearly ten interviews like this have been conducted.

The elderly have something to do and build a "school of the elderly" at their doorstep

During the investigation, the reporter learned that some elderly people have passed the interview. They not only teach calligraphy, Tai Chi, big health and other courses online, but also enter the community to become part-time teachers of the "school of the elderly". What changes will their arrival bring to the community? Continue to watch the reporter's visit.

In an elderly care service center in Fengtai District, Beijing, an introductory Tai Chi on-site teaching is underway. The teacher who teaches the course Li Jianzhong has nearly 30 years of experience in teaching Tai Chi. Not long ago, he passed the interview and became a part-time teacher in the community's "German School".

The teacher taught seriously, and more than 20 students also learned with relish.

At another community nursing station in Chaoyang District, Beijing, 76-year-old Yan Jianmin is also teaching some elderly people to practice Baduan Jin.

Aunt Yan told reporters that after retirement, she has been studying vocal music, calligraphy, Baduanjin, etc. at the senior citizen university and online platform. This time she heard that there was a recruitment activity, so she signed up immediately, hoping to share her experience with more people.

At present, such "elderly schools" have entered many regional elderly care service centers and community elderly care stations in the sixth district of Beijing.

More young people join to develop new elderly care services

It is precisely because the elderly have seen the strong demand for spiritual culture and self-development of the elderly. Nowadays, many young people have also joined the team serving the silver-haired people to provide diversified and personalized services to the elderly.

March is a good time to enjoy flowers. When the reporter met Yu Fan, a 24-year-old silver-haired study tour planner, she was busy revising a study tour travel plan.

Yufan studied accounting at University. Out of curiosity and interest in new industries, he was willing to get along with the elderly, so he chose this profession. She told reporters that although she is a young man, when formulating a study tour plan for a silver-haired student, she should consider many details from their perspective, such as having less oil and salt in diet and having a moderate schedule, so that the elderly can have enough time to adjust and rest. At the same time, the team will also equip medical staff at a ratio of 1:5 according to the number of people in the study tour group to ensure that the elderly have fun and have a peace of mind. She is good at new media and will also make a travel guide.

In addition to planning and designing the itinerary, silver-haired study tour planners will also participate in offline activities and be "concertified butlers" for travel for the elderly. This study tour planning team has 10 people, with an average age of only 27 years old.

Young people use their creativity and talents to develop new elderly care services, and the elderly also pass on their own life experience and love for life.

Director of the Center for Aging Development Strategy Research at Nankai University: "With the transition from generation to generation, young people have provided us with an important window of opportunity to develop human resources for the elderly for about 30 years. We should also provide corresponding personalized services to stimulate their own vitality."