Life, going on

It's been two days since my grandfather left. During these two days, there were some people in and out of the house who I knew and I didn't know - although most of them were eating melon seeds and spitting melon seed shells on the ground after they came.

Well, the question of quality is not discussed here, and there is no point. But in the past two days, in addition to the fact that I found out that I have a sister and some relatives in Xinjiang, the mountains are still so verdant, and the Yangtze River is still rolling.

Life, going on.

Thank you for the book reviews sent by those book friends, thank you very much for your concern, I'm really sorry that I haven't updated it in the past two days. However, the update is estimated to restore some of it - because a certain family really doesn't have any idea of the process of these funerals or what to do after the funeral, so if there is no update after that, then I guess I will be pulled out to do something again (although I don't know what these things are used for, just like why I have to burn some paper in the tomb and put the urn on top of it when I am buried today).

Rest assured, there is not much sorrow lingering in my heart, and I do not see the same thing as my parents in this regard - birth, old age, sickness and death are human nature, and sooner or later everyone has to usher in such a time, and all we decide is how to make the deceased leave some more memories before he disappears into this world - and of course, maybe remember.

The dead have been laid to rest in the ground, and the survivors still need to live. The living are always more important than the dead—that's what I think. If I had to choose between the body of a loved one and a stranger I didn't know but was in trouble, I would probably choose to drop it down and help those in need – and perhaps not for nothing because my father said I was indifferent.

In short, life goes on. Everything will be back on track. And I -- maybe I'll finish the book someday, maybe it's going to be a mess -- but that's definitely not today.