Tainan Venture Seeks To Bridge Gap Between Old, Young Generations

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As Taiwan becomes a super-aged society, more individuals and businesses are looking at how to keep the growing number of senior citizens engaged. One Tainan venture is bringing together younger and older generations in a mutually beneficial partnership that allows those involved to showcase their skills.

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00:00Retiree Su Huang Chiu Gui works as the manager of this unique shop in Tainan in southern Taiwan,

00:06showcasing her cooking skills in every dish she prepares for customers from the local community.

00:11She says she enjoys working at the shop, which brings together people from both older and younger generations.

00:18The business model behind the shop seeks to offer solutions to Taiwan's aging society,

00:31building connections between young and old, enabling them to grow businesses in ways that foster harmony within their communities.

00:39Founder Lu Jibang says the road to success wasn't easy, but was worth it in the end.

00:45The collaboration covers a range of activities, not just food, from weaving classes to musical performances.

01:05With less focus on profit, people are able to explore how they want to spend their time,

01:10and the founders say the benefits are mutual.

01:13As Taiwan's population rapidly ages, its self-haired economy is projected to exceed US$100 billion in 2025,

01:18and initiatives like this one are emerging to keep seniors active and engaged.

01:22Howard Chan and Ai-Qi for Taiwan Plus.

01:23Howard Chan and Ai-Qi for Taiwan Plus.

01:27As Taiwan's population rapidly ages, its self-haired economy is projected to exceed US$100 billion in 2025,

01:34and initiatives like this one are emerging to keep seniors active and engaged.

01:40Howard Chan and Ai-Qi for Taiwan Plus.

01:43Howard Chan and Ai-Qi for Taiwan Plus.

01:50Howard Chan and

02:03Howard Chan and Ai-Qi for Taiwan Awards.

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