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China’s seniors have remarkable stories to tell. And they’re turning them into memoirs

Alexia Bădoiu

While the endearing practice could provide some emotional comfort, experts raised concerns about privacy risks and unscrupulous businesses preying on seniors. SINGAPORE: At 97, Liu Dianqin has led an eventful life during some of China’s most tumultuous periods. Born in 1929 in central Henan province, Liu recalled once having to beg for his next meal. He also enlisted in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) twice before devoting his later years to serving residents in Batang County, Sichuan. These

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