Build a "quarter of an hour" home-based elderly care service circle, a "center station" to collect accurate matching services for elderly care needs, and a smart platform for real-time monitoring of elderly care data. Various measures have been taken at the same time to gradually form a multi-level home-based community elderly care service network supported by multiple institutions and families, including districts, counties, streets, communities, and so on, to meet the diversified and personalized elderly care needs. The facilities and services are fully accessible on foot. Before 10:30 a.m., Uncle Zhao Yi, who lives in Wuta Community, Antai Street, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, came to the canteen of Antai Street Smart Elderly Care Center. It only takes Uncle Zhao 3 minutes to walk here from home. He was alone. In the past, Uncle Zhao had the biggest problem with eating. He was afraid of trouble and didn't like to do it. In October 2021, Fuzhou was selected as one of the first batch of cities in China to pilot the quarter hour convenient life circle. In the same month, Fuzhou issued the Work Plan for Promoting the Pilot Construction of a Quarter Hour Convenient Living Circle in Fuzhou, which repeatedly mentioned the convenience appeal of the elderly. In August this year, Fujian Province clearly proposed to build a "quarter of an hour" home-based elderly care service circle in urban areas to further meet the needs of the elderly in elderly care services, medical treatment, culture and sports. Antai Street is located in the downtown of Fuzhou, with 4 communities under its jurisdiction and a large elderly population. Taking the opportunity of building a quarter hour convenient life circle, Antai Street selects the center of the street according to the distribution of the elderly population in the area under its jurisdiction, considering the most suitable walking time and distance for the elderly, and builds an intelligent elderly care service center in Antai Street. The community elders' canteen is close to home, and the dishes are nutritious. A meal is 10 yuan, and more than 10 meat and vegetable dishes are available. During non dining hours, the canteen is transformed into a "school" on the spot, and teachers from universities for the elderly often come to open classes for the elderly. The second floor of the canteen is the home care service center. There are 27 disabled or semi disabled elderly people living in the center, and more than 10 nursing staff guard the health and safety of the elderly around the clock. The old people nearby can come to ask for help whenever they need it. Hospitals, cinemas, food streets, business circles, street parks, fitness squares... "All are within walking distance." Uncle Zhao said. Now, in Gulou District, Fuzhou, the standard of a quarter hour convenient living circle covers the whole district, and the elderly care service network with elderly care centers as the main body is becoming more and more perfect. "Although we are old, we have to live a good life, don't you think?" Uncle Zhao laughed happily. The "center with station" service precisely matches the demand "How is your mother-in-law? Our center has received your alarm for leaving bed." "Nothing! I just went to the kitchen to drink some water. Don't worry." Grandma Xie, who lives in Baijie Community, Longzhouwan Street, Banan District, Chongqing, is 93 years old this year. Her legs and feet are inconvenient. Her children are not sure that she is alone at home. After the elderly helpers of Baijie Community Elderly Care Service Station visited their homes to learn about the situation, the staff of the community elderly care service center came to their homes to install family elderly care beds for them, and realized 24-hour intelligent care for the elderly through bed straps, bracelets, visual intercoms and other intelligent devices. "The 'center with station' model is to connect resources at all levels. The center will precisely match the needs of families for elderly care collected by the site and what kind of service they need." Chen Yunfeng, Deputy Director of Banan District Civil Affairs Bureau