Navigating Caregiving in an Aging Society

This chapter explores new regulations in Yangzhou aimed at supporting elderly citizens and their caregivers amidst China's aging population crisis. It highlights the complexities of caregiving responsibilities, contrasting international policy frameworks, and shares a personal story of a geography teacher managing Alzheimer’s care for his mother. The discussion underscores the emotional and financial challenges faced by families and the critical role of governmental and corporate support systems.