Aging with caution

Author: Li Weixing
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: Many elderly people believe that love and romance are for the young, that they are too old to be all lovey-dovey. In reality, this view is very mistaken. The elderly still need emotional communication and the need to express mutual affection. Love is a remedy that keeps the elderly young at heart. Having walked through half of their lives together, this touching love should bloom beautifully in their later years. Perhaps you have beautiful memories of your youth, or maybe you were too busy to share your feelings when you were middle-aged, but in old age, it's essential to replay the melody of youth. The tune at this time is filled with deep affection, longing, and everything you have shared and experienced together. Don't hesitate to say "I love you." These three words will make you and your spouse feel the beauty of life and the preciousness of love. This book is part of the "Avoiding Pitfalls in Old Age" series, a collection of practical books for elderly family life. It mainly explains the taboos in daily life for the elderly, including taboos in elderly couples' lives, medication taboos for the elderly, taboos in raising grandchildren, kitchen taboos, taboos in home decoration and hygiene, taboos in the use and storage of household items, taboos in elderly fashion and beauty, and taboos in socializing and traveling.