Maple Leaves Are Red
About This Novel
This is a long novel about the life of an old man. The novel uses the experience of Zhen Zhuo, the director of the Elderly Management Center and the person in charge of the "Good Neighbor" Nursing Home, a high-end nursing home, as a clue to connect the elderly care status of high-income urban elderly people with the reality of grassroots elderly care in rural areas. The two parts of the content echo each other, complement each other, and form a contrasting structure. The novel not only tells the current dilemma of elderly care, but also extends its horizons to history, discusses the elderly care issues brought about by the family planning policy, explores ways for mutual assistance in elderly care between cities and rural areas, and attempts to propose possible solutions to the elderly care dilemma between cities and rural areas. The novel has a unique theme and strong practical significance.
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