Until recently, at the age of 60, we celebrated 'Hwangap' (sixtieth birthday) with family and guests. Our life expectancy was around 60 years, and after 60, it was natural to be treated as an elderly person retired from everything. However, with the development of medicine, we are now approaching the 100-year era, and at 60, we are entering a new era to start a second life, a second career. Does the body age, but does the mind also age? In fact, the mind is younger than the time spent raising children with hardship in youth. It can be said without exaggeration that a new era of youth has arrived, an era where one wants to more passionately take on what one wants to do. This work aims to capture all the stories of the new elderly life of our time, who experience a different aging according to the demands of the times.