City where people LIVE LONGER than anyone in CHINA

Rindfleisch
Published on Jun 14, 2021
M: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgw8LZo8oGc

Rugao (Jiangsu province) is dubbed China's "longevity city" for its impressive number of super seniors, with over 80K people aged between 80 and 99 among its 1.25 million residents - and another 523 over 100! Here Iâ€™ve met centenarians for the first time in my life! In this video, we are exploring the city and unveiling the secrets of longevity

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0:00 Intro
0:39 104-year-old grandpa
3:05 101-year-old grandma
5:20â€‹ Director of Rugao Longevity Research Center
8:12 City life
9:31 Dinghui Temple
10:00 Bonsai culture
11:48â€‹ Red tourism
16:40â€‹ Secrets of longevity

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