"You have to remember my name". 90-year-old Chinese woman cares for husband with Alzheimer's

A 90-year-old woman in Beijing devotes herself to caring for her 92-year-old husband with Alzheimer's, preserving his dignity and health. Wen Bo and her husband met in high school, dated long-distance for several years and married in 1960. Together, they raised two children and led an active life for decades, practicing swimming and walking and taking occasional trips. Their lives took a turn in 2023, when the husband's health significantly worsened.

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