我在墨西哥工作期间发现,墨西哥老年人颇有“摩登”精神,很多人拒绝“拖累”子女,也拒绝养老院,自组小团体,甚至成立政治游说团体。贝尼托-华雷斯区是墨西哥城一个生活气息浓郁的区域,座落着墨西哥第一所老年大学。在这里,老人们不仅可以像大学生一样,学习数学、文学、英语、历史、艺术、哲学、法律……还可以像健身会所的会员一样,参与瑜伽、普拉提、太极等运动。除此之外,学校还考虑到现实生活给老年人带来 During my time in Mexico, I found out that Mexican seniors are quite “modern”. Many refuse to “drag down” their children, refuse retirement homes, organize small groups and even establish political lobbying groups. The Benito Juarez district is a vibrant area of ​​Mexico City, home to Mexico’s first senile university. Here, old people can not only learn mathematics, literature, English, history, art, philosophy and law like college students, but also participate in sports such as yoga, pilates and tai chi like members of a fitness club. In addition, the school also considers real life brought to the elderly