Can anyone provide me with an 800-word essay on my experience of going to a nursing home? It is urgently needed.

Today is Saturday and there are no classes. The Department Student Union and the Department Youth League branch jointly organized each class to send two representatives (my class study committee member and I represented our class) to a nearby nursing home and there The old people chatted and chatted. To be honest, I have never been to a nursing home!

When we arrived at the entrance of the nursing home, an old man came out to greet us. He was very enthusiastic and spoke a language we couldn't understand (I later learned that this old man was a little nervous...). But there are many such old people here, haha.

On the first and fourth floors of the nursing home, a few people and I came to a room on the third floor. As soon as you enter the room, there are two beds. There is an old man sitting on one of the beds. I went over to talk to my grandfather. The old man is 78 years old this year and is very kind. He participated in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea and was in Lin Biao's army. His body was severely injured on the Korean battlefield and it was difficult to move. But fortunately, I spent four months recovering from the injury in a battlefield air-raid shelter, and finally recovered, but of course it also left sequelae, which may be the reason for my inability to move today!

The old man told us many stories about the Korean War. Although 55 years have passed, the old man still talks about it with gusto and vividness, as if it happened yesterday. yes! How can a war not be deeply impressive to a person? ! ~A war changed his life. At the age of 23, when he was in his prime, he had to leave his hometown because of the war, traveling from the south to the north, to the Korean battlefield... and watching his comrades fall with his own eyes. , and he was seriously injured... After returning to China in 1953, he never returned to his hometown in Sichuan. He came to Shijiazhuang with the army, and was later assigned to work in a local factory, so he lived here... ...

The old man usually has few hobbies. He doesn’t listen to operas, doesn’t play chess very much, and practices Qigong when he has nothing to do. In addition to talking to the old people there, I usually just go and watch TV in the evening, and that’s it for the whole day.

The old man has a son who lives in his own house, but he has been left alone in a nursing home for 15 years ~ contempt! ! !

I had a great time chatting with the old man. Now let’s talk about other people’s situations.

While I was chatting with the old man, others had been playing chess with two other old people. Needless to say, they did a pretty good job, and they did it very happily, hehe! As for the study committee member of my class~ Hehe, she is in trouble! As soon as I entered the house, I was treated as my daughter by an old man in the house, and she kept calling San'er~San'er~... Haha~ It amused me to death~

It wasn't until we completed the task and were about to close the team that we realized that one person was missing! The one who was missing was the study committee member of our class. She was grabbed by the old man and refused to let her go. Wuwu~ Later, as soon as she went out, the old man actually started crying... She really couldn't help it. She went back to the house and coaxed the old man patiently for a while, saying that she would come to see him in two days, so that the old man was willing to let her go... But as soon as she left, the old man started crying again... .There is really no choice but to leave without mercy...

In this way, we successfully completed this mission, which can be regarded as an unforgettable experience! Finally, all of our classmates who went to the nursing home took a group photo together.

With the development of economy and society, the intensification of aging and the shrinking of family size, there are more and more "empty nesters", and the phenomenon of "empty nesters" is becoming an important issue in today's society. In this regard, caring for the spiritual life of the elderly living alone is not only a personal and family issue, but also an increasingly prominent social issue. "Empty nesters" need active care and support from all parties in society.

"Empty nesters" refer to the elderly who have no children and are left alone to live alone.

Nearly half of empty-nest elderly people do not have a spouse to accompany them. The increase in "empty nests" has brought a series of psychological and physical problems to the elderly, and has also become a social problem that we urgently need to solve. Therefore, caring for "empty nesters" requires not only the responsibilities of the family, but also the joint efforts of all parties in society. To this end, I believe: First of all, the government should take the lead and vigorously develop socialized elderly care and community elderly care facilities. The government should actively guide the gradual improvement of the socialized elderly care service system and develop the social security service industry. Such as: nursing homes, nursing homes and geriatric hospitals, etc. Secondly, strengthen publicity and education on respecting and respecting the elderly. Inherit and carry forward the traditional Chinese filial piety, let more people in the society care for the "empty nesters", and everyone should do their best and give a little love. Create a social atmosphere of respecting, caring for, and helping the elderly. As a child, you should do more practical things for your parents, pay attention to the spiritual support of your parents, and go home frequently no matter how busy you are at work, and communicate with your parents about emotions and ideas, so that the elderly can live in a warm and harmonious family and society

Feel family affection and warmth during the meeting, and spend your old age peacefully.

Well, my time today was not in vain and I have a lot of thoughts. However, I am sorry that my literary talent is limited and I cannot better express my inner feelings, so I can only write it like this! ~Haha. I hope that after reading this article, everyone can understand the truth: everyone will grow old one day, so you should treat the elderly well! Learn to put yourself in someone else's shoes, if it were you who stayed in a nursing home...