The Last Summer Before I Die is a warm, courageous, and unyielding show that explores five patients diagnosed with terminal illness and less than a year left to live

The Last Summer Before I Die is a warm, courageous, and unyielding show that explores the fears and hopes of five patients diagnosed with terminal illnesses with less than a year left in their lives. They were brought together for four unforgettable weekends together, and the only thing they had in common was knowing that they were going to die soon, which was their last precious time. With the help of experts, they exchange thoughts and emotions about suffering, religious beliefs, and afterlife. In the same house, they had the opportunity to share ideas about funerals, inheritances, and the afterlife with each other and their friends and family. Death affects everyone, but people rarely talk about it. This thought-provoking series challenges this theme responsibly, addressing this difficult problem with openness and honesty. Death is rarely discussed directly in Asian societies, and it is often always very cryptic to say: death is not the end. But the departure from philosophy will lead to the reality of life, and the truth is that we will leave in the end, and all this will be the end of a stage for the living person, and it will be an end for the person who has left. It's not easy to face all this truthfully, because once there is no falsehood, you have to face a cruel reality.