No Relics Left Behind

In the long river of life, we are like meteors streaking across the sky, although short-lived but dazzling. As the old proverb goes: "Life is like a play, and play is like life." When we stand at the end of time and look back, everything we once had - wealth, reputation, status, are like props on the stage, disappearing as the curtain falls. The real value lies not in the material legacy you leave behind, but in the impact you have on the world. Just like a tree, even if it eventually falls, it has brought shade and oxygen to the earth; a person's value is also reflected in the positive energy delivered during his life. Therefore, let us cherish the present, warm others with love, and write our own wonderful chapters with actions! Hiromi Ito expresses her views on the end of life in the book. She hopes to be like her mother and leave nothing behind after her death. This attitude reflects her open-mindedness and neatness towards life. Her story encourages people to face aging and death, while also reminding people to cherish every moment in life and live out their own value and meaning. Despite facing the challenges of loneliness and aging, Ito Hiromi still lived a splendid life of her own.