Abstract:Population hollowingout has become the main constraint of the multiservice for the rural oldage care in China, which has impact on all aspects of rural residents’ life style, work conditions, community culture and economy. The gap between urban and rural areas has weakened the family function for intergenerational support, even when the family functions adapt to it through the “grandparenting” and “daughter endowment”. The government has strengthened the role of the bottom line, but his open role of institutional innovators may be prone to fall into the “leading illusion” and “innovation blind spots”. The primary governance organizations are influenced by the population loss, which leads to the gap between their management ability and what the villagers need for in the oldage care. The problem of “atypical dysfunction” in the voluntary sector has negative impact on its development. The government supplies its development, but the institutional environment and community network constrain its work. So to break through dilemma of multiservice provisioning, the government should switch its “leading” role to “platform” role and construct the social cooperation network through knowledge transfer mechanism, cooperative correction mechanism and nonmonetary reward and punishment mechanism.