BEIJING: The mental health of China’s senior citizens – particularly empty nesters and those above age 75 – is not good and should get more attention, according to a report by the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Psychology.
Keeping busy: Taking up a hobby like dancing is believed to keep empty nesters in good health. — AFPThe mental health of China’s senior citizens – particularly empty nesters and those above age 75 – is not good and should get more attention, according to a report by the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Psychology.
The report, released in Beijing recently found that senior citizens’ mental health index drops dramatically after they turn 75.
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