Crushed by the relentless physical demands of at-home eldercare and wary of massive institutions, desperate children are outsourcing their parents’ twilight years to entrepreneurs in residential apartment blocks
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At the gates of a residential complex in the center of Bishan county, Chongqing, 90-year-old Luo slouched in her wheelchair. Beside her, 82-year-old Erge shuffled forward unsteadily while a grey-haired man surnamed Jiang held his arm to support him.
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