Imagine a world where grandparents learn coding from grandkids 🤯, AI chefs whip up personalized meals 🍲, and robots lend a hand (literally!) to keep seniors active. This isn’t sci-fi—it’s the future of aging, according to Professor Wang Hongman from Southeast University of China.
In a fresh take on society’s gray wave, Wang argues we’re entering a 『silver society』—where aging isn’t about decline but wisdom-sharing and tech-powered dignity. 🧠✨ Her vision? Every home becomes a 『university for seniors,』 blending TikTok tutorials with bedtime stories across generations.
🔍 Key insights: – Smart devices like meal planners and fall-detection sensors are making independent living safer – Robotic caregivers (think Wall-E meets your favorite nurse 👩⚕️) could ease healthcare strains – Language matters: Ditch 『burden』 for 『wise society』 to reframe aging narratives
『Aging isn’t Game Over—it’s DLC for life,』 Wang quips, highlighting how intergenerational bonds and AI innovations can turn longevity into society’s next power-up. 🎮💪
