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[Silver Bridge] Volume 5 · Chapter 8 · Bracelets and Speakers: Where the Elderly of Two Countries Begin to Resemble Each Other

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  1. A column-style piece in which the author compares smart elderly care he saw at the Weihai Elderly Service Center in China and the Guro Senior Center in Seoul.
  2. The author writes that China's population aged 60 and over was 310.31 million at the end of 2024, and that Korea has 2,700 smart senior centers.
  3. The article introduces Chapter 8 of the author's book "Silver Bridge: Hamkke Neulgeoganeun Beop" and argues for possible China-Korea cooperation in senior technology; it is promotional in nature.

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[Silver Bridge] Volume 5 · Chapter 8 · Bracelets and Speakers: Where the Elderly of Two Countries Begin to Resemble Each Other

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