
The Research Center on Aging and Community at National Taipei University donated 1,000 copies of "Age for Seniors" to the Yunlin County Government, which will be promoted and used by the county government through Evergreen Academy and community care centers to bring senior learning resources into the community to help the elderly learn to face aging, prepare for life after old age, and continue to participate in society.
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Yunlin County has entered a super-aged society, and the elderly’s continuous learning, healthy living, and participation in society have become important issues in the elderly policy.
2026/09/26 10:49
The Center for Aging and Community Research at National Taipei University donated 1,000 copies of "Academic Records" to the Yunlin County Government. (Provided by Yunlin County Government)
[Reporter Li Wende/Yunlin Report] Yunlin County has entered a super-aged society. How to enable the elderly to continue learning, live healthily, and participate in society has become an important issue in the elderly policy. The Center for Aging and Community Research at National Taipei University therefore donated 1,000 copies of "Academic Records" to the Yunlin County Government. The county government stated that in the future, it will promote the use of senior service networks such as Evergreen Academy and community care centers to bring senior learning resources into the community.
Taipei University professor Zeng Minjie pointed out that "Learning for the Elderly" has been published for three years so far, with one issue published every three months. It is a public welfare publication for senior education in China, covering multiple aspects such as healthy aging, long-term care, senior living, social participation, retirement life, etc., and guiding middle-aged and seniors to meet different stages of life with a more positive and independent attitude.
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He said that the original intention of publishing "Learning for the Elderly" was to help middle-aged and elderly people learn to face aging and respond to various issues brought about by longevity and a super-aging society. Currently, in addition to being sent to libraries nationwide on a quarterly basis, the publication is also donated to county and municipal governments through external resource support to further penetrate into the community. As a medium for lifelong learning for the elderly, it has been successively provided to 18 county and municipal governments for promotion and use.
Deputy County Magistrate Xie Shuya said that there are currently 24 management units of Evergreen Academy in the county, and there are 222 community care bases. Through diversified courses, health promotion and community activities, the elderly can learn, communicate and interact nearby. This cooperation with Taipei University further brings senior education resources into the community. "Learning from old age" does not start until you are old, but a life lesson that everyone needs to prepare for in advance.
The County Social Affairs Department stated that the donated publications will be promoted and used through local service networks such as Evergreen Academy and community bases, so that the learning resources for the elderly will not only stay in books, but also become a learning medium for the elderly to understand aging, prepare for life after old age, and continue to participate in society.
The Center for Aging and Community Research at National Taipei University donated 1,000 copies of "Academic Records" to the Yunlin County Government. (Provided by Yunlin County Government)
In the future, 1,000 copies of "Learning for the Elderly" will be promoted and used through the elderly service network such as Evergreen Academy and community care centers to bring learning resources for the elderly into the community. (Provided by Yunlin County Government)

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