Spend A Day with My 95-year-old Grandpa and He Said He's Ready for Death?! | China vLog | Lifestyle

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• SH

  @shanslife-k2q · 6 days ago · pinned

  Seeing my grandfather happy and being his sweet, funny self always makes me smile. ❤️ But his thoughts on aging, death, and the place he grew up in also made me think a lot. <br>How do people in your country think about these things?

• RI

  @Richard-q3o1j · 2 days ago

  Thank you for replying to my comment. The students respect the donated deceased. One man had told them “ i would rather you made 20 wrong cuts on me instead of 1 on someone alive “ best wishes

• DA

  @Dark-pines · 6 days ago

  I&apos;m in my sixties and often worry about the same things. &nbsp;Thank you for sharing about your grandfather, he is so sweet. &nbsp;😊🙏

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• LI

  @litiny-d7o · 6 days ago

  I really enjoy this video. Thank you for sharing. It let me see the real life of rural Chinese elderly people. Love it!

• FA

  @FabianJordiBakker_大地母亲 · 6 days ago

  Hi Shan, I really liked how this video unfolded, with everything building up and then ending so peacefully in nature. Seeing your family reconnect with old places and friends gave the whole video a very genuine and human feeling. Your grandpa’s story and the way he sees things really touched me. I honestly got quite emotional listening to him and hearing his perspective. :&apos;[ I wish you and your family all the best. Thank you for sharing this part of your story with us❣

• EC

  @eckhardhoffmann1256 · 6 days ago

  Thank you for giving us a glimpse into your family! Ultimately, death is part of life, so I think it’s a good thing to prepare for it in different ways, even though we often prefer not to think about it.<br>Wow — 95 years old, that’s impressive! He must have personally witnessed so much of China’s history over the course of his life.

• WI

  @williamwilliam · 6 days ago

  For another life to begin, another must end … that is the law of nature. The only certainty granted to us from birth is death, and life and death form a cycle that none can escape. <br>Your grandpa is not in denial, but is simply facing reality with clarity, ready to accept the natural rhythm of existence. In truth, it is often those left behind who bear the heavier burden … the emotional farewells, the silence that follows, the ache of absence. It is natural for us to wish that life could remain unchanged, but both life and the universe are forever in flux, and nothing endures unchanged. <br>For those we love and cherish, we must remind ourselves that today … this very moment … will inevitably become tomorrow’s yesterday, fixed forever beyond alteration, no matter how much we might wish otherwise. That is why it is vital to speak the words our loved ones need to hear and to take the actions that matter most. When the day passes, let it leave no shadow of regret, only the light of love remembered.