我国现已进入人口快速老龄化阶段,如何让广大老年人在衣食无忧的同时,享有更加丰富健康的精神生活,是值得全社会关注的话题。在这一背景下,“老年教育热”哨然兴起,很多地方出现老年大学“一座难求”的现象。“银发潮”扑面而来,“未富先老”形势逼人。面对2.2亿老年人,为满足他们包括精神需求在内的权利诉求,老年教育该如何作为? Now that China has entered a stage of rapid population aging, it is worth the attention of the whole society that how to enable the elderly to have a more affluent and healthy spiritual life at the same time. In this context, “old-age education is hot” has risen sharply. In many places, there is a phenomenon of “old university” and “hard-to-find one.” “Silver hair tide ” blowing, “not rich first” situation is pressing. In the face of the 220 million elderly people, to meet the demands of their rights, including their spiritual needs, how should such education be done?