廣州社情民意研究中心8日公布的一份民意調查顯示，目前廣東農村空巢老人在養老方面存在著諸多問題。“生病沒人照顧”是“空巢老人”的最大顧慮。而“老人不愿進城”、“子女沒時間照顧”是老人留守村中的主要原因。
Guangzhou (CNS) -- The biggest concern for rural seniors living in "empty nests" is that nobody will be around to take care of them if they are struck by illness, according to a survey released Thursday by the Guangzhou Public Opinion Research Center (GPORC).
About 52 percent of the interviewed villagers worried they would be left alone when sick, yet 44 percent preferred the countryside to living with their children in cities.
High living expenses are mainly what keep seniors from urban areas, the survey said.
The survey covered half of the townships in Guangdong Province, completing telephone interviews with 1,522 villagers after stratified random sampling.
About 40 million rural seniors live apart from their children or have no children, accounting for 37 percent of the total seniors living in rural areas, statistics from China's Ministry of Civil Affairs show.
廣州社情民意研究中心8日公布的一份民意調查顯示，目前廣東農村空巢老人在養老方面存在著諸多問題。“生病沒人照顧”是“空巢老人”的最大顧慮。而“老人不愿進城”、“子女沒時間照顧”是老人留守村中的主要原因。
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