A place suitable for the elderly to stay healthy

There are many places suitable for health care for the elderly. Here are some recommendations (for reference only)

1. Sanya, Hainan. Sanya is an international tourist city with tropical seaside scenery and is also known as "Oriental Hawaii". It is the city with the best air quality in China. The air quality is excellent and it is the first choice for middle-aged and elderly people to live in. Not only can it increase people's knowledge, but it can also help them understand local customs, culture, art, and eating habits, freeing their minds and broadening their horizons. The mountains are clear, the water is beautiful, the caves are wonderful, the things are beautiful, and the people are honest. The pace of life is very comfortable, and everything can be satisfied with food, drink, and entertainment. Precisely because Sanya has unique climate and geographical conditions, it has become the first choice place for many middle-aged and elderly people in China to live, vacation and retire.

2. Spring water tour. When traveling in Shandong, it would be the biggest regret in your life if you miss Jinan, the provincial capital. Because missing Jinan means missing the famous "No. 1 Spring in the World". The No. 1 Spring Scenic Spot in the World is located in the center of Jinan City, the capital of Shandong Province. It consists of "one river (moat), one lake (Daming Lake), three springs (the three major spring groups of Baotu Spring, Black Tiger Spring, and Wulongtan) and four gardens (Baotu Spring). It is a high-quality tourist attraction integrating unique natural landscapes and profound historical and cultural heritage, and is a national 5A-level scenic spot.

In general, a suitable place for health care for the elderly needs to take into account many aspects such as climate, environment, transportation and convenience of life. When selecting a specific location, one should evaluate and select based on the individual's actual situation and needs.

Documentary "Elderly Care in the New Era"