Life events: custom urn?

For her daughter's funeral, her mother held a colorful pink urn with flowers and pictures on her nails. This scene stimulated netizens to vomit that the mother had no intention and disrespected her dead daughter, but it was tearful to uncover the truth. ...

There is an unpopular profession called mortician. Many people think it is "unlucky" for such people to handle too much for others. Being close to such people will be "unknown", so stay away.

Objective people just think that people engaged in this profession should be generous, careful and calm, but they don't know the softness and warmth inside.

Events in Life tells the story of Mo Sanmei (Zhu Yilong), a mortician, and Wu Xiaowen, an orphan (Yang Enyou? Some ups and downs in the life we have experienced together.

Brother Mo San, who has been released from prison, looks fierce, but his mouth is hard and his heart is soft. Otherwise, he is not willing to be that fierce Mo Sanmei for Wu Xiaowen.

Many people don't like the film "The Events of Life", not only because it tells the story of an unpopular career as a mortician, but also because people are more afraid of talking about death.

I am also afraid that the film will "create" some accidents for grandstanding. I didn't expect many plots of this film to be "grounded", and the realistic style can easily touch the depths of my heart, and sometimes I will laugh and cry.

For example, when I see Xiaowen painting a family, I feel as if it is particularly abstract and incomprehensible. Even Miss Xiaowen is curious about her family's occupation. If she directly replied that she was a mortician, it might be blunt and not surprising.

As a result, the teacher told the third brother that Xiaowen told the teacher that her family's occupation was "planting stars", and the picture of the third brother being poked in the central nest and laughing with tears was particularly poking.

Xiaowen witnessed grandma's death. At first, she thought Third Brother was the bad guy who took her away. Later, she accepted that Grandma was burned to ashes and flew into the sky and became a star.

Therefore, in the eyes of the innocent child Xiaowen, the third brother who lost his teacher is a "long-star person." People who love themselves leave, it doesn't matter, they just become stars, guarding you in another place.

Don't underestimate children's acceptance and imagination. The third brother gave a funeral to a little girl the same age as Xiaowen, and the pink urn was painted with colorful colors. Then the little girl's parents were not angry but grateful.

The woman in black (the little girl's mother) said that her daughter liked painting very much before her death, and then showed her colorful nails covered with flowers and plants.

This is the scene at the beginning, which is in sharp contrast and taken out of context, causing abuse from netizens. The nail painting of the woman in black was painted by her daughter before her death. The color on the nails is mottled and peeled off, but I still can't bear to wash it off.

There are stars on the pink urn, but Xiaowen thinks that the little girl should not be as lonely as herself, and let her grandmother who has become a star accompany her.

It's impolite to scribble other people's urns, and it's too late to make new ones. The third brother thought Xiaowen was just joking, and his anger was understandable, but it was broken by the words of the mother in black and Xiaowen.

Not disrespectful, not unloving, but no matter how sad I am, I will never forget my daughter's preferences before her death. With so many stars, my daughter won't be lonely, although she can't see or hear.

No one wants to send away relatives and friends, and no one wants to face death, but after watching "Life Events", I think death is not insurmountable. Just like most netizens, if they can choose, they also want to customize such an urn according to their own preferences.

Birth, old age, illness and death are always faced. After watching this film, those taboos were slightly loosened and changed. From taboo to talking about the afterlife with a smile, it may be enough.

What do you think of this?