Yangsze Choo

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The problem with the dead was that they all wanted someone to listen to them.
Yangsze Choo
I think this is true of the living as well. But when you are dead, perhaps there are fewer people able to hear your story. When I was writing this part of the book, I tried to imagine what it might be like to continue on in an afterlife where you had moved off the main stage where the living were. Would you be full of regrets? What kind of existence would that be? Perhaps after all, what’s most important to us is to connect with other people.
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Kathy Chung
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Kathy Chung
Maybe that's why now we have paper handset, paper Telco, paper iPad and others electronics gadgets as burn offering during QingMing.

When my grand uncle passaway, my grand aunt had a dream. She dreamt…
Dustin
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Dustin
Wow! This quote is so powerful and deep.😀
Gayle
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Gayle
"The problem with the dead was that they all wanted someone to listen to them." This can also apply to aging people in the US. We become invisible to others.
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