Where should the lonely elderly in rural areas live in their later years?

I think rural areas should improve the construction of infrastructure, provide more venues for the elderly, set up special institutions in the village, and organize more activities to express condolences to the elderly.

With the upsurge of young people working in cities, young people are rarely seen in rural areas, and the rest are old people and children. When the children grow up and go out to study, the old man will really become "lonely". At this time, they need not only material things, but also psychological comfort and communication. The village can build a venue and find someone to teach the old people to dance square dance, so that they can have a place to relax.

In addition, a chess room can be built here. Of course, this chess room pays attention to entertainment. Old people can sit together to chat and play cards, and people who know chess can sit together to play chess. The days will pass quickly, so that they won't feel lonely. In addition, the village should master the mailing list of their children and invite them home to visit the elderly regularly.