How to evaluate Japanese funeral culture?

Regret for the Past is a literary proposition put forward by Ben Juhong, a great sinologist in the Edo period of Japan. The so-called "thing" refers to everything in the world, which exists objectively; The so-called "mourning" refers to people's emotions and is a subjective existence. The emotion of "mourning" not only refers to sadness, but also includes many complicated emotions, such as love, sympathy, happiness and so on. The culture of bereavement is an attitude towards things and people, and it is more an indifferent attitude towards life.

One of the most important examples is reverence for the food you eat. It is shameful to think of waste. In the Round Table School, I talked about an example, that is, when Japanese people come to China for dinner, they always eat their bellies round, because China people are generous, or they may know the traditional habits of Japanese people. I'm a villain, and my mind is dark! Excuse me. This is really the Japanese mentality.

Japanese people, especially those who watch a lot of Japanese dramas, feel very comfortable. This is actually their daily life, especially when they speak. That kind of whispering has a feeling of Jiangnan Wu dialect, which is really good, and it is also the external expression of their quiet mentality. People who talk a lot are rarely seen in public, and people who talk loudly are rarely seen. Their psychology is to try not to disturb others. This mentality is also what I have always wanted. Be sure to work hard in the future and try not to disturb others!

Japan's funeral culture has been handed down, and our cultural origins are similar. Now we can learn from their mourning culture, will it be better to combine with our traditional culture, and will our dream of becoming a cultural power come true?