The professor called for the restoration of burial, which triggered a heated discussion. Although cremation reduces the land occupation, what problems does it bring?

Although cremation saves land resources, it has a great impact on environmental pollution. After all, cremation is needed before cremation, and the black smoke emitted during cremation has a great impact on the environment. Although the land area after cremation has decreased, the price of many cemeteries is already very high, and some even reach the price of houses, so cremation still has many disadvantages.

Wu Fei, a professor in Peking University, thinks that burial is a kind of respect for the dead. Wu Fei, a professor at Peking University, believes that in the traditional culture of China, burial was originally a kind of respect for the dead. Taking the deceased to the crematorium for cremation is actually an act of disrespect. And because of cremation, many ancestral graves are less than four generations old, and some even disappear directly because they are all in cemeteries.

Although the cemetery has a certain saving effect on land resources, the heavy oil used in cremation is very harmful to the environment. Burial doesn't have to be extravagant. In fact, it is not necessary to have a thick burial, which can not only save land resources, but also express respect for the deceased.

Second, there is no clear conclusion about cremation or burial. In fact, whether it is burial or cremation, there will definitely be some disadvantages. It can't be said that cremation must have many problems, and burial is completely useless. But because many people support burial in modern times, burial may still prevail in the future.

After all, burial has been going on for more than 2000 years. If it is broken now, it will be an abandonment of traditional culture and a great disrespect for the deceased. After all, there is only one set of ashes after death. Is this really a good way to pay homage?

Coupled with the current high public offering price, people living in first-tier cities may not even be able to afford a cemetery, so in the end, whether it is burial or cremation, it is inevitable to adopt a way to benefit the people.