Shenzhen plans to set up paid nursing leave for only children. Is it a good idea but difficult to implement?

I think the idea is very good. Data show that as of the end of 2017, China's elderly population over 60 years old had reached 241 million, accounting for 17.3% of the population. In addition, data shows that among the more than 200 million elderly people in my country, nearly half live alone. Or empty nest. Moreover, since my country began to implement family planning in 1979, it has been very strict and has given up the idea of ????a second child for many people. Only in recent years has the aging of our country become serious, and the second family has been gradually opened up. But nowadays, most people born in the 80s and 90s are only children, especially when they are middle-aged. They have the elderly to take care of and the education pressure of children at the bottom. They also have to find ways to support themselves to maintain expenses. The pressure they bear is not small. ? Some experts pointed out that the first consequence of empty nesters is empty nest syndrome, which refers to a series of physical and mental symptoms caused by parents having bad feelings or emotional pressure due to their children leaving the family, mainly including: anxiety, loss, depression, Fear, insomnia, headache, loss of appetite, etc. If these psychological symptoms last for a long time and are not effectively dealt with, they will lead to the elderly becoming withdrawn, autistic, endocrine disorders, decreased immunity, and more seriously. May cause Alzheimer's disease. Secondly, elderly people living alone lack spiritual care and are prone to becoming suspicious and anxious, as well as developing mental health problems. Therefore, I feel that paid nursing leave for only children is imperative and needs to be promoted nationwide. Elderly people living alone should not only be noticed by the society, but their children should also take action to spend more time with the elderly at home, providing them with both material and spiritual companionship, so that the elderly living alone are no longer lonely. However, although this idea is very good, it is still very difficult to implement. On the one hand, there are company reasons, as well as the only child's own vacation arrangements, etc. These factors must be considered. It is hoped that the country can truly arrange care for the elderly living alone.