Bridging digital divide and confronting ageing society are both challenging tasks that contemporary China society is coping with.They are integrated under the goal of building information society with the view to boasting economic and social developments.With this regard，this paper mainly discusses three questions：in the course of informationalization in China，which information class dose the older people group belong to？What are the characteristics of the senior information group？And how are they influenced by specific digital-gap-bridging policies carried out by Chinese government？Through content analysis on news reports with the theme of “older people using Internet”，two findings are generated：on one hand，digital divide embodied by regional，rural-urban，class differences are also salient in older age group；however，since they can barely make labor forces out of Internet resources，new social strata may not be resulted in accordance to their information holdings among the elderly；on the other hand，the strategies implemented by policymakers get in relation to the older people in following aspects：simplified Internet operation，intelligent nursing appliance and services，social participation，Internet economy，promoting information literacy.