With the acceleration of population aging, the proportion of the elderly in the total population is increasing, and the incidence of diseases and end-of-life problems in the elderly is also gradually increasing. It has become a social issue to make every individual face aging and death with dignity by providing comprehensive services (remission of physical and mental symptoms, pain management, psychological support, terminal care) for the dying, which is also the main content of hospice care. As a pioneer in Asia, South Korea has relatively high standards in palliative care and hospice care. Based on the development experience of hospice care for the elderly in South Korea, this article formulates the standard of hospice care services suitable for China so as to respect the life, control symptoms, improve quality of life in the dying, and maintain physical and mental health of their family members.