Reminds me of the videos of the "clean up crews" in Japan. Rest in Peace, To those that have gone in such a manner, may you be able to find the peace and solace you could not here.( ᴗ_ᴗ )
This is not the job of a funeral director or mortician, she is doing the job of a Trauma Scene Cleanup crew or biohazard cleanup crew. and she has gotten the job with no training she is immediately thrown into a job. very unethical and not even the job the description said it is.
In search of her dreams, Lin Chu-sheng quits university, leaves home and starts working for a funeral director. Her first job: a decomposing corpse. And before the shock of seeing her first dead body has passed, she is set to work, cleaning floors and washing bodies. It might sound like simple work, but she has plenty to learn… And while she may work with the dead, most of her time is spent dealing with the emotions of those still living: a father unable to accept his son’s suicide; a bigamist’s families meeting only after his death; a mother unwilling to let a child go; and parents unsure if their son’s body will ever be found. Lin witnesses the full range of human experience and reflects on her own family and life.
this is ONGOING** "i dont like fluffy things" how can u say that when a cat willingly cuddled u?? this is p intriguing but im wondering how did she think her job will be "serving tea on site, like waiter at a restaurant" when what they do involves corpses...? was it a fake hiring ad or sth,, did she got scammed or shes clueless and just jumped on the first job she could find lol
Rest in Peace,
To those that have gone in such a manner, may you be able to find the peace and solace you could not here.( ᴗ_ᴗ )