Figure 1: Yuan Teng, a recitation teacher at Xiangyang Elderly University in Hubei Province, is attending a remote live class. Figure 2: Senior college students in Xiangyang High tech Zone perform finger exercises with elderly people from the Checheng Community Health Service Center. Figure 3: Shao Chunlan (first from left) and her spouse, a resident of the Railway Community in Fancheng District, Xiangyang City, are studying erhu at the community senior school. Figure 4: Students from Xiangyang Elderly University hold a sandbag throwing competition. The above pictures are all taken by Yang Dong. After retiring, Shao Chunlan became a student. At the model class of the Railway Community Elderly School in Fancheng District, Xiangyang City, Hubei Province, she and her "old classmates" learned to walk and practice posture together, and their posture became upright, their mentality became more positive, and they became younger and more active. In March 2019, the General Office of the State Council issued the "Opinions on Promoting the Development of Elderly Care Services", which proposed to "prioritize the development of community elderly education, establish and improve a three-level community elderly education network of" county (city, district) - township (street) - village (neighborhood committee) ", and facilitate elderly people to study nearby." In November 2021, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council issued the "Opinions on Strengthening the Work of Aging in the New Era", Expand the supply of elderly education resources and incorporate elderly education into the lifelong education system. Since 2013, Hubei Province has continuously promoted the construction of learning and activity venues for elderly people at the provincial, municipal, and county levels, becoming one of the earliest provinces in China to achieve full coverage of elderly university construction at the municipal and county levels. In 2023, Hubei Province included promoting the construction of elderly schools as one of the top ten livelihood projects. The Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China's Elderly Cadres Bureau and the Provincial Development and Reform Commission issued a three-year action plan, specifying an annual allocation of 20 million yuan to support the construction of learning and activity venues for elderly people in townships, streets, and urban and rural communities. In recent years, Xiangyang City has consistently focused on increasing the amount of elderly education resources at the grassroots and rural levels, and more and more elderly schools have been established at the doorstep of the masses. As of now, the city has established 11 senior universities in counties and districts, 108 senior schools in townships and streets, and 321 senior schools in urban and rural communities. The coverage rates of tertiary senior schools have reached 100%, 100%, and 61.4%, respectively, and a relatively complete senior education system has been constructed. How to run a good school for the elderly at the doorstep of the masses, making the life of the silver age more "knowledgeable and interesting"? Recently, the reporter arrived in Xiangyang and walked into an elderly school to listen to students, teachers, school leaders, grassroots cadres, and others share their observations, observations, and feelings. Narrator: Shao Chunlan, a student from a community senior school. I am 61 years old, but people around me say that I look much younger than my actual age. Since 2018, I have been attending classes at a senior university in the city, studying tourism English