Recently, a news about the cremation furnaces of funeral parlors divided into high-end and low-grade has aroused widespread concern in the society. According to reports, the cremation service of a funeral parlor in Fengrun District, Tangshan, Hebei Province, is divided into two grades: high-end and low-grade, which is incredible. After this news was exposed, it immediately aroused heated discussions among netizens, who shouted "I can't afford to die".
According to the funeral home staff, high-end cremation ovens are more luxurious than low-grade cremators, and the fees are relatively high. High-grade crematories have complex furnace structures that are customized according to the needs of the victims, while low-grade crematories are relatively simple. In addition, low-grade crematories are free for local accounts, while non-local accounts need to pay a cremation fee of $250. The high-end cremation furnace is in and out of the district, and the hukou outside the district needs to pay a cremation fee of 800 yuan.
For this phenomenon, many netizens were directly stunned and expressed their incomprehension. They questioned, since they are all cremations, why should they be divided into three, six, nine, and so on? What are the aspects of high-end cremation furnaces? Why is there such a price difference? Some netizens believe that this practice may be to cater to the vanity and comparison psychology of some family members, and go against the original intention and pursuit of funeral services.
Under the current socio-economic situation, the survival status of modern young people is not optimistic. Many young people face high employment pressure, unstable income, and other problems, and the burden of life is heavy. Against this backdrop, the difference in the price of funeral cremation services makes people feel simply too bizarre. Some netizens bluntly said, "I can't afford to live, I can't afford to live, I can't afford to die" has become a true portrayal of modern young people.
This is the cleverness of the funeral home, in the cremation room at the door are posted a sign indicating "senior incineration room", "low incineration room", the family of the deceased looked, they thought in their hearts, let him go decently, so he chose the senior cremation business. Moreover, the salesman of the funeral home casually guided the family of the deceased, and this high-level cremation made another deal. The classification of funeral and cremation services has undoubtedly brought a certain negative impact on the society. This kind of practice makes people feel disgusting, and makes people question the fairness of funeral services, there is no such thing, but they insist on making a name for these industry insiders, and forcibly divide the funeral services for people into three, six, nine, etc., do you say that people are angry or not? This kind of vanity and comparison psychology is also contrary to the concept of the new style of social civilization.
In the face of this problem, we should call on the funeral service industry to return to the nature of public welfare, even if it is a for-profit funeral home, to emphasize fairness, equality and respect. Funeral services should be humane-oriented, focusing on people's spiritual needs, rather than pursuing luxury and vanity. At the same time, the society should strengthen the supervision of the funeral service industry to ensure the rationality and fairness of the service.
Thin and thick burial is an old and bad Xi, and thick and thin burial is the new trend of civilization. Under the current social and economic situation, we should advocate fair and equal funeral services, abandon the mentality of vanity and comparison, realize a real new style of civilization, and do not want people to compare when they die.
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