"Looking Back" The Last Lesson of Life - Death Studies

Medical students have so-called general teachers, who can help their classmates to strip their cocoons and benefit the crowd through their bodies; but if someone tells you that they will die in the near future, are you ready?

In my impression, very few people actually talk about death openly. If you want to understand death, the documentary "Looking Back" may be an introductory course on death studies.

Just imagining that the subjects who are about to die can accept the shooting, I feel that it takes a lot of time to communicate. I guess the biggest reason for shooting is the Dabei Academy.

Dabei Academy uses the power of Buddhism to accompany those who are about to die and their loved ones who are caring for them, and show the public how to face it calmly before facing death.

This time, "Looking Back" found Director Chen Zhihan, which is related to Director Chen's past shooting experience. Whether it is "That Silent Sunshine Afternoon", which tells about the sad state of mind of teachers and relatives in general, or "One Thought" for critically ill patients who have the right to live and die independently , By the time of "Looking Back", Director Chen seems to have evolved from the physiological level and the institutional level to the psychological level this time.

I have known director Chen Zhihan for a while. His apparent image is that of a director who is very cheerful, positive and willing to share. Perhaps because of his personality, he allows the director to control this type of film. These subjects of life and death that few people will touch, can be handy; Cheng is a director who is more pessimistic, sensitive or has been injured in life experience. It will take a lot of time just to overcome his own psychological level.

There is life and there is death.

It's a natural cycle. Whether you live or die, what matters is how you live your life to the fullest. Thank you to the three teachers who are about to die, and their families for allowing us to see an important lesson in life. I also thank Dabei Academy for being able to explore a field that everyone does not want to face and is unfamiliar with.

"Looking Back" tells us that death is not terrible. Death is the only way for everyone. It's just that some people go early and some people go late. Sadness is inevitable.

I want people who are alive to look back from time to time, whether it is looking at the sky or the seaside, or looking at the total experience we have experienced together, as long as there are still thoughts and memories, we will always be together forever.