At the age of 25, I watched "Bucket List" and felt the courage to die. Every country has a different view of life and death. People who believe in God and Buddhism hope to go to heaven after death. When Carter and Edward were completing their bucket list, next to the Egyptian pyramids, the learned Carter said to Edward: The Egyptians believed in such a beautiful sight that before entering heaven, God would ask the person who came two questions: The first is that : Have you found the joy in your life? The second is: Have your life brought joy to others? The setting of the bucket list makes us more aware that life should be lived for ourselves, thinking about the concept of life and death makes the direction of life clearer, and knowing how to live to the end will be free of regrets. Just happened to see a video at station B today, probably discussing the philosophical knowledge of the book "The Courage to Be Hated". The video's point of view "Life has no past and future, only this moment." This point of view amazes me, similar to Down-to-earth, but at this moment, I pay more attention to the current time and space, what I am doing, and the people and things I love in my heart. I want to read this book. I also want to check the information to learn about the understanding and handling of death in various countries. What is it like to learn this knowledge at a young age? So, what's the joy in our life? Think about it.
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