Life and death were extremely influential events. A person would often change after experiencing a life-and-death situation. From a psychological point of view, the fear of death, the loss of loved ones, or the danger of their own lives may break the original psychological balance. For example, after experiencing the death of a loved one, one might fall into a long period of sadness and depression, filled with anxiety and uneasiness about the future. If one had almost lost their life, they might have lingering fears and become more timid and cautious, or develop post-traumatic stress disorder. In terms of temperament development, life and death experiences could cause a person's personality to change drastically. People who were originally optimistic and cheerful might become taciturn and pessimistic after experiencing life and death. It could also make people stronger from weakness. For example, after recovering from a serious illness or surviving a disaster, they had a new understanding of life, became more tenacious, and knew how to cherish everything in life. In terms of the way one handled things, experiencing life and death situations might change a person's values and thus affect their behavior. For example, after experiencing the early death of a family member due to overwork, they might pay more attention to health and family, reduce excessive investment in work, and change the way they worked hard in the past. Or people who have experienced life and death will be more active in public welfare activities, more willing to help others and cherish the lives of others. From the perspective of life experience, life and death events were important nodes in life. They would become a watershed, dividing the life before and after into different stages. There would be different decisions in the subsequent life choices, career planning, interpersonal relationships, and so on to adapt to the impact of such experiences.
Here are some idioms to describe the life and death situations they had experienced together: 1. [Life and Death Together]: It meant to live and die together, relying on each other, and it described a deep friendship. 2. [Life and Death Together]: It referred to sharing life and death together, describing a deep friendship. 3. [Life and Death Dependence]: To rely on each other in life and death, describing the same fate, living and dying together. 4. [Sharing weal and woe]: To share danger and difficulties means to have a close relationship with each other and share the same interests.
I recommend Living Beauty, by Wei Feng. This was a Xianxia novel, where the female protagonist was reborn to find the cause of death. The style of writing is good, but there are many holes in the front and no filling in the back. The first hundred words were a little out of character, but the rest flowed smoothly. It was a non-upgraded style, unique, and used the memory interjection writing style. Although it was a little depressing, it looked good. " Wandering the Ninja World from the Valley of Eradication " was not bad either. It was a light novel written by a primitive philosopher. It was about the immortal youth, Shiroya, and Uchiha Ban strolling around the ninja world. They were relaxed and could relax. Go: AI and I are 50 - 50. I recommend it to those who are interested in Go. An urban life novel written by One Sword Thrust. A young man with an AI system traveled through the parallel world to play chess. He went from amateur to world champion and finally challenged the AI. The author was professional in describing Go. There was also 'Zhuge Rebirth', a historical novel written by Mu Shengshen, the setting of the Three Kingdoms, and group portraits related to Zhuge Rebirth'. " Becoming a Big Boss, Starting from Buying a Company " was an urban novel written by Lychee Yedong. It had elements such as system missions.
Near-death experiences referred to the subjective experience of death described by some people who suffered serious trauma or illness but unexpectedly recovered, as well as those who had a premonition of impending death in a potentially devastating situation but narrowly escaped death. According to the statements of more than 150 near-death experience users, foreign researchers sorted out 14 typical near-death experiences. One was to hear the news of one's own death, but could not express it in words. The second was to feel that one's physiological exhaustion had reached its limit, followed by a very comfortable feeling. The third was to hear strange or ear-piercing sounds. The fourth was to be pulled into a dark tube or space, and one was moving at a rapid speed. The fifth was to look at one's own body. The sixth was to be unable to hear what one said. Seven was constantly entering and leaving his body; Eight was his senses never being so sensitive; Nine was lonely and helpless, unable to communicate; Ten was that there was someone else around him, either to help him safely transition to the Kingdom of the Dead or to tell him that he had to go back and stay for a while before the death knell rang; Eleven was the light at the last moment; Twelve was to look back on his life, as if playing life experiences in a chronologically ordered manner; Thirteen was blocked by a " boundary," and encountered something that could be called an " edge " or " boundary," preventing one from reaching a certain place. Fourteen was lucky enough to be saved and returned to life. Different people had different near-death experiences. Some people saw their entire life flash before their eyes; some saw the most memorable scene in their lives; some saw their dead relatives, partners, or friends; or they felt that they were detached from their bodies and floating in the air to watch the world. These were experiences that people would never have or experience under normal circumstances. From a scientific point of view, American scientists found that the brain of a person who lost consciousness did not stop working all of a sudden. Instead, it gradually stopped like a receding tide. This could cause the various experiences stored in the brain to be mixed together, forming a strange and special near-death experience. In addition, through experiments on mice, it was found that the moment the heartbeat stopped, it could stimulate brain activity, causing a " series connection " of neural activity. This might be the origin of the " lantern " experience when dying. However, these studies could not completely explain all near-death experiences.
A relationship that had experienced life and death together was often extremely deep, indestructible, and unique. This kind of relationship was formed under the extreme test of life and death. It surpassed ordinary friendships or relationships. In the war scene, for example, Chen Geng and his friends in Huangpu, although they might have different political views or belonged to different camps, their common experiences, mutual help and support made them form a special connection. For example, Chen Geng had saved Jiang Jieshi, and his friends in Huangpu had jointly requested his release when he was arrested; and He Long and Guan Xiangying had a life-and-death friendship, and He Long was very sad when Guan Xiangying died young. The comrades-in-arms relationship on the battlefield was even more so. Those injured comrades who survived the self-defense counterattack against Vietnam had the feeling of " life-and-death friends are comrades-in-arms ". They faced life and death dangers together and relied on each other. This feeling made them close like brothers. From the perspective of the sports world, the friendship between Mahmoud Ali and Malcolm X was formed in a specific historical and social context. Their common experiences and encounters had created an extraordinary friendship between them. In the medical scene, for example, the " battlefield goddess " Zhong Huiling and the wounded Jin Fangli who she had saved in the front line of Laoshan, this kind of life-and-death rescue could also make their feelings extremely special. In short, this kind of relationship contained trust, loyalty, sacrifice, mutual assistance, and many other profound meanings. It was a deep friendship that had been forged through severe tests and could withstand the test of time and difficulties.
" Pre-arranged Death " and " The Embracer " were two novels that recommended experiencing the perspective of death. " Pre-arranged Death " used the author's personal experience in a hospice hospital as material to explore the hearts of those who faced death and those around them. As for " The Embracer ", it used the perspective of a novice embalmer to observe all kinds of deaths, closing the distance between the living and the dead, allowing the readers to have a clearer understanding of death and a better understanding of the beauty of life. These two novels could give readers different perspectives and thoughts, and were recommended to readers who were interested in the topic of death.
He didn't quite understand the exact meaning of the phrase 'life and death are all one person'. From the literal meaning, a person's life and death were indeed different states of the same individual. From life to death was a person's complete life course. From a philosophical or religious point of view, some people believed that life and death were a kind of reincarnation. The soul flowed between life and death but always belonged to the same " essence." However, this was an explanation based on specific philosophical or religious beliefs. If there was more background or specific directions, he could answer more accurately.
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" Experience Life from Knowing or Not " was a wuxia fantasy novel written by Nine Sheep. The story was about the mysterious death of the protagonist, who alarmed the King of Hell and was promised not to drink Meng Po's soup for three reincarnations. The novel was available for free online reading on Qidian Chinese Network, including the latest chapters. The specific plot and story development required reading the novel to obtain more information.
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