I once heard a fable, the content of which is roughly as follows: One day, God assigned two turtles a task, requiring the long-legged turtle to carry the moon on its back, and the short-legged turtle to carry a dead person across a river. The long-legged turtle completed the task safely, but the short-legged turtle drowned in the river due to lack of physical strength. Therefore, people cannot be resurrected after death, but the moon can rise again after it sets. Weiwei, you are the short-legged tortoise, and An is the moon. If you insist on carrying Ah Qing's death, you will never be happy in your life. If the turtle with long legs carried a dead person and the turtle with short legs carried the moon, would the results be very different?