在掼蛋纸牌游戏中银发群体的代际融合与分享
Intergenerational Integration and Sharing among Silver-Haired Groups in Guandan Card Games
DOI: 10.12677/ar.2024.116332, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 徐云飞:南京林业大学人文与社会科学学院,江苏 南京
关键词: 游戏传播老龄化代际关系Game Communication Aging Intergenerational Relationships
摘要: 在数字化进程中,银发群体面临着资源禀赋差异、代际关系疏离和精神健康困境等多重挑战,导致其社会参与和情感交流的机会减少。本文通过对掼蛋纸牌游戏的深入分析,探讨了该游戏如何成为一种有效的社会工具,在代际融合与情感分享中发挥重要作用。掼蛋游戏通过合作机制的建立,推动了不同代际间的有机融合,增强了代际关系的紧密性和互动性。其次,该游戏在传播银发文化和丰富老年人社会资源方面表现突出,有助于银发群体在多元化的社会中保持文化自信。最后,掼蛋游戏作为一种跨代际的社交活动,有效打破了代际隔阂,促进了老年人与年轻一代的沟通与交流,提升了其心理健康水平。这也体现了掼蛋纸牌游戏在银发群体中的社会价值。
Abstract: In the process of digitalization, the silver-haired groups face multiple challenges, such as disparities in resource endowment, alienation in intergenerational relationships, and mental health issues, leading to reduced opportunities for social participation and emotional exchange. This paper delves into an in-depth analysis of the Guandan card game, exploring how it serves as an effective social tool that plays a crucial role in intergenerational integration and emotional sharing. By establishing cooperative mechanisms, Guandan promotes organic integration between different generations, enhancing the closeness and interaction of intergenerational relationships. Furthermore, the game excels in conveying silver-haired culture and enriching social resources for seniors, helping them maintain cultural confidence in a diverse society. Lastly, as an intergenerational social activity, Guandan effectively breaks down generational barriers, fostering communication and exchange between the elderly and younger generations, thus improving their mental health. This illustrates the social value of the Guandan card game within the elderly community.
文章引用:徐云飞. 在掼蛋纸牌游戏中银发群体的代际融合与分享[J]. 老龄化研究, 2024, 11(6): 2284-2289. https://doi.org/10.12677/ar.2024.116332

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