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[Silver Bridge] Volume 4 · Chapter 11 · A five-star nursing home on rails, active seniors put down roots in a small town
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- Nine Chinese ministries announced in February the "Silver-Haired Train Implementation Plan," which aims to build more than 100 train routes for older people by 2027.
- In South Korea, instead of the state, private travel agencies such as Hanatour and Modetour are growing the senior travel market with premium, small-scale and specialized products.
- The author's interpretation is that in both countries, older people are becoming consumers who compare and pay for themselves, rather than recipients of filial-piety products.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [银色桥梁] 第4卷 · 第11章 · 철로 위의 5성급 요양원, 소도시에 뿌리내린 액티브 시니어
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