A blind grandfather in Chongqing goes to the library to listen to tapes and CDs every day. Is it still meaningful for the elderly to study?

Grandpa listening to tapes and CDs in the library can not only learn new knowledge, but also enrich his spiritual world, which can give him sustenance in his later years and play a great role in his body and spirit, so it is very meaningful for the elderly to learn. Now many elderly people will enroll in some universities for the elderly or join some clubs after retirement.

This can enrich their cultural life and let them learn some useful knowledge and skills from these activities, so that their later life will be more interesting, instead of the older children being too busy to spend time with them, they can actively find some meaningful learning methods that can enrich their lives, which is of great benefit to their physical and mental health.

First, learn new knowledge. By participating in some cultural activities, the elderly can learn some new knowledge, which is a good supplement to their previous knowledge system. They can also update their knowledge, make their knowledge wider and deeper, and their knowledge can better meet the needs of development.

Second, enrich the spiritual world. Old people can enrich their spiritual world, increase their knowledge and learn more about things they have never experienced. They can also have a preliminary understanding of the world they don't know, and they can broaden their horizons without leaving home, which has a great guiding role in the spiritual thinking of the elderly.

Third, life knowledge is more abundant. Through systematic study, the elderly can make their lives more regular, live with a small goal every day, and feel more substantial and interesting. Some old people have nothing to do after retirement, which makes their psychological gap great. Learning makes them use their time, busy and full, and their mental state will be better, which is of great benefit to the physical and mental health of the elderly.