The scene of the Sino-French pension service cooperation fair. Images courtesy of the event organizers
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, June 16 (Reporters Li Na, Wang Yue) At the Sino-French pension service cooperation fair held in Beijing on the 15th, the experience of pension services from overseas institutions has attracted attention. Participants believe that in the face of the increase in China's demand for old-age care, China and France should strengthen the cooperation of "silver industry" to provide a higher quality of old age for the elderly in China.
According to the latest round of national census data, China's population aged 60 and above exceeds 264 million, accounting for 18.7%, and the aging of the population is deepening. "France has been dealing with an aging population for decades and has accumulated a wealth of experience in non-pharmacological treatment, geriatrics and rehabilitation treatment, and we have a lot of experience to share." Du Liwei, general manager of Gao Lize Group In China, said.
"The life of the elderly should be enjoyable and happy." Gao Tianli, president of Oubaoting Asia, believes that European elderly care services reflect humanistic care, while China is very advanced in the use of new technologies, non-drug treatment and health care, and the cooperation between China and France in the field of elderly care services is promising.
Shen Yi, head of china resources land's health care business in north China, said that Chinese enterprises have learned from the Experience of the French side in the cultivation of dementia care teams and the understanding of patients, solved the shortcomings and blind spots in practice, and cooperated with their own understanding of the market to better serve the Chinese people.
Some of the representatives of participating enterprises took a group photo. Images courtesy of the event organizers
At present, China's aging industry is still a new industry, and various fields in the industry are developing rapidly. Liu Dan, Director of the School of Psychiatry, Sports and Rehabilitation in France, realized that when he entered China 5 years ago, the market did not know much about this field. "At present, the college has cooperated with medical units, disabled persons' federations, mental health institutions in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and other places, and psychomotor rehabilitation is becoming more and more recognized." She said.
Chinese society's care for the elderly, especially the understanding of diseases of the elderly, is also improving. Yao Hui, general representative of the French Emmezhi Group in China, said: "The whole society's understanding of dementia and the acceptance of patients are improving, even if they are sick, every elderly person has the right to live a good life." ”
A number of representatives of French companies attending the meeting believed that China's experience in information technology, Internet of Things, 5G and other fields is worth learning. Wang Ming, sales director of Building Systems in China, said that the elderly care service will develop in the direction of integrated intelligence, and at present, Legrand has fed Back China's advantages in 5G and the Internet of Things to European enterprises with the help of production and research and development experience in the Chinese market.
Liu Dan said that many Chinese companies make full use of information technology to transfer their operating models to online, and the experience in this field is worth learning from European companies, "China and France should deepen cooperation in old-age services and help the development of China's old-age service industry."