This book is another important social field that Chizuko Ueno pays close attention to, following the issue of women. Like women, as a large vulnerable group, the lives of the elderly have finally entered people's perspective after experiencing long-term neglect. In this super aging society, can elderly people spend their later years at home? What is their relationship with their children? What role should social medical and security institutions play? Through in-depth social investigation and thinking, Chizuko Ueno has put forward unique opinions on the above issues and an operable pension planning scheme. After analyzing the medical situation of elderly care at home and the actual cases of multiple end-of-life patients, she advocates that even if there are no relatives or friends, or elderly people suffering from Alzheimer's disease, they can choose to take care of themselves at home and end their lives with dignity and peace of mind. This book provides detailed answers on how elderly people should achieve home-based elderly care, and is a very practical planning book for elderly home-based elderly care in their later years. This book is written for those who hope to have a comprehensive plan before their deathbed, and also for those who want to make their families feel safe and comfortable. For China, like Japan, which is increasingly troubled by aging issues, it is a constructive work that directly addresses social pain points and provides solutions. It also has high reference significance and value for supporting social institutions and government planning. This book comes with a Chinese version of the specially edited manual authorized by Ms. Ueno, which allows people who have no time to read it carefully to appreciate the main idea of this book within half an hour.
