Today I received an email from a faraway friend. A young friend of hers chose to give up his life the day before yesterday. The letter wrote, "I am now trembling all over. I don’t know if I am doubting life or myself. We are trying to change what, and yet Inability to change...". I don't know how to comfort her, because I know that friend must have his own reasons, whether I agree with it or not, I respect her choice. On the other hand, I believe there is still hope in life. For the people we love and those who love ourselves, we still need to continue to live. As long as there is a little hope, there will still be some changes.
I remember that I once wrote this text on a forum:
"Life and death are eternal topics. Everyone has their own understanding. There is no right or wrong here. For example, as a terminally ill patient, Some people choose to fight the disease until the last moment. Some people choose to end their lives and let themselves die decently, such as euthanasia. Everyone cannot choose the way of life, but they have the right to choose the way of death. Some people say that it is better to die than to live. Are you afraid to live if you are not afraid of death? Some people say that life is better than death, and death can be a hundred. Some people face life positively, while others face world affairs negatively. I think this is everyone's attitude toward life, and it is understandable, as long as you have no regrets. "
As for the movie itself, I don't want to comment on such a good movie that explores the meaning of life.
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