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   Digital technology has made life easier for most people. （1）

C

C

However，for many elderly people，such technology only makes their lives confusing（困惑的）.
   China has 904 million Internet user，according to the Statistical report on Internet Development.Among them，those aged 60 and above take up just 6.7 percent. （2）

B

B

For example，during the COVID-19 pandemic，people are often asked to show a green health code（健康碼）on their phone to get into public places.But most elderly people don't use smartphones.（3）

A

A

   "We have made a lifelong contribution（貢獻） to society，but now we feel abandoned（被拋棄的）by it，" a 75-year-old man told the reporter.
   （4）

D

D

However，not all of these younger people have the patience to teach the elderly.And many physical problems，such as weak eyesight and bad memory also make it harder to use smartphones.
   The government and some NGOs（非政府機構） in China are trying to help.See Young，a Beijing-based NGO，try to help China's elderly use mobile services. （5）

F

F

we are sure there will be more efforts to help the elderly to use digital technology well.

A.Even if they have one，many don't know how to get a code（代碼）. B.And these elderly people are sometimes called "digital refugees"（數(shù)字難民）. C.With a smart phone，you can shop online，watch TV shows and catch a taxi. D.For the elderly，one way to master digital technology is to learn from younger family members. E.Some elderly think it is not so hard for them to use the smartphones because it is common. F.Some volunteers are providing free computer and smartphone training for elderly people across the country.