A Corpse Driver in Disguise, Working at a Crematorium in Western Hunan

Have you ever wondered if the ordinary people around you are all secret big shots? The sanitation worker sweeping the streets at dawn is a real “cleaner,” the hospital morgue attendant is an heir to the Maoshan tradition, and the owner of the paper offerings shop at the end of the street is a guide who ferries souls in the mortal realm. As for me, Zhang Wei, an heir to the corpse-driving tradition of western Hunan, I work as a cremation technician at a funeral home.