Affectionate farewell: The younger brother tearfully played the suona to bid farewell to his deceased sister
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At the end of life, family affection expresses endless sorrow in the most simple way. The 58-year-old woman tragically passed away, and her younger brother chose a traditional way to say goodbye to his dear sister in grief - he hid aside and blew suona with tears in his eyes.
The sound of suona, melodious and mournful, penetrated the quiet air and touched the heartstrings of everyone present. The 58-year-old sister, whose life was ordinary and full of love, left the whole family in a state of sadness. As the second son in the family, the younger brother has a deep relationship with his sister. During the years when they grew up together, his sister was not only his relative, but also his protector and guide.
In this traditional family, the siblings have experienced many ups and downs in life together. The death of my sister is the loss of a pillar of a family and an emotional sustenance for my younger brother. In traditional Chinese culture, suona is often used in funerals, and its sound can express people's nostalgia for the deceased and respect for life. The younger brother chose to use suona to bid farewell to his sister, not only out of respect for tradition, but also because he wanted to use his own way to send his sister on the last journey.
On that sad day, the younger brother came to the scene of the farewell ceremony early. He chose an inaccessible corner and blew the suona alone. He played the song "River Water", which was his sister's favorite song during her lifetime. The melody is a celebration of nature, and it also seems to tell the days and nights that the siblings have experienced together. As the notes beat, the younger brother's tears slipped unconsciously, and his heart seemed to tremble with each note.
The people present were so shocked by the sudden music that they searched for the source of the sound. When they saw that corner, a man with his head bowed and playing, his body gently swaying with the fluctuations of emotions, the corners of many people's eyes were moistened. At this moment, no one bothered him, everyone listened silently, as if this suona sound was the unspeakable words in his brother's heart, and it was a deep miss and farewell to his sister.
The 58-year-old sister was an ordinary housewife before her death, and she had an excellent reputation among her family and friends. Although her life is simple, she always tries her best to give her family the greatest love and support. Her death is not only a great loss to the family, but also a great regret for those who have been helped by her.
At the farewell ceremony, in addition to the sound of the younger brother's suona, many people came to express their condolences. Relatives and friends spoke one after another, recalling the bits and pieces of this sister's life, her smile, her kindness, her selflessness, every detail makes people feel warm and heartache.
The sound of the younger brother's suona eventually died down at the end of the ceremony. He wiped away his tears and stood quietly to the side, watching his sister's body be slowly taken away. At this moment, although he lost a loved one, his heart was also filled with love and memories. He knew that although his sister had left this world, her spirit and love would remain in his heart forever.
This farewell ceremony, although simple, was full of deep emotion. It is not only a farewell to a loved one, but also a profound realization of the meaning of life. In the face of life and death, people cherish the emotional bond between each other more and understand the importance of family.
The sound of the younger brother's suona, like a call through time and space, makes people think about the fragility and preciousness of life. In this fast-paced modern society, we should perhaps stop more, feel the warmth of the people around us, and cherish every moment we spend with our families. Because, when we have to say goodbye at a certain corner of life, those good memories will become our strongest support.