Old people in welfare homes imitate the world famous paintings. What's the point?

Those old people have their own fun in welfare homes, and they will imitate those the world famous paintings. Let netizens feel very interesting, and hope that their old age life can be as boring as these old people. These old people will take many courses in welfare homes, learn a lot of handicrafts between classes, and also teach them to learn smart phones to make them less bored in welfare homes. From the pictures, we can see that they have done it beautifully by hand.

They imitate those the world famous paintings. The expressions and costumes of these famous paintings are almost the same as the characters in them, which makes people feel very realistic. This kind of video spread to the internet and won the praise of tens of thousands of people, which made people feel very envious. In fact, the staff of the welfare home came up with this idea only when they saw the old people bored in the welfare home. Let them have their own fun in their old age, and each old man has his own smart phone.

At first, old people didn't use it. After getting to know the community members, a manual was made for them to learn. Later, I found that these old people's eyesight was not very good, so I put this manual on the computer and let the old people watch and study hard. With their enthusiastic help, the elderly also learned to play smart phones. Moreover, they can chat with their relatives on their mobile phones, and they can also video with their families far away.

Some old people even have their first photo, which makes them feel that their life in the welfare home is very interesting. Many people say that they want this welfare home to provide for the elderly. In fact, such a large welfare home just wants these old people to be accompanied and taken care of in their later years.

Their practice is more colorful than ordinary welfare homes, so that the elderly inside can study when they are old. It is also good that the elderly can better integrate into people's lives and not be eliminated by society.