Hanging is called swinging, jumping off a building is called Peter Pan, carrion is called the Hulk, burning charcoal is called Blackie... There is no respect or disrespect, work is work, and nothing that needs to be done is done less. A collection of non-fiction short stories, a book written by a senior brother who can be called the "Mark Twain of the funeral industry" with some ups and downs, some boiling points, and some tears. Yes, he was a funeral home attendant. Whenever he is dispatched on a mission, it is either a murder case or an unsolved case. Couples who commit suicide, fathers who burn charcoal, middle school students who jump off buildings, resentful daughters who drown, and old people who have been dead for a long time without being heard of... It is precisely because he works in a funeral parlor that he has seen all life and death in the world, and he knows that the most dangerous things are not those lying down, but those standing up.
