Different attitudes towards death between China and the West.

The attitude of China and Americans towards death also determines the attitude of China and Americans towards funerals.

China is a country that pays attention to sacrificial rites. Trivial details are meant to show our respect and attention to the deceased.

The folk theory of ghosts and gods in China, as well as the concepts of reincarnation and karma in Buddhism all emphasize the China of secular life and death values-death is taboo. This kind of depression reached the peak of some kind of emotion-crying when I finally bid farewell to the deceased.

Therefore, crying has become a unique cultural symbol and a funeral ceremony for China. But in the final analysis, it is one of the ways we express our feelings.

All kinds of emotions brought about by the death of relatives: shock, fear, sadness and regret, are all expressing unacceptable and complete farewell and loss. This is why it is difficult for China people to go through a sad experience.