After his father's passing, Guo Qiangsheng, through the concepts of "remembering," "thinking," and "wishing," questioned: Where does the end always begin? Having accepted the inevitable separation from his parents, how will he face the end alone? His father's farewell ceremony, originally a simple ritual, unexpectedly became a profound life lesson in Guo Qiangsheng's eyes. From the standardized arrangement of the flower baskets to the intricate details of folk customs, he discovered that death is never a problem that can be solved by "standardization." A true farewell may not be about formalities, but about a final, sincere conversation with loved ones. Having cared for his father for over ten years, and being the only child by his parents' side twice in their final moments, Guo Qiangsheng said: "Now, I'm closer to understanding how to rehearse my own death, seeing the deeper gaps in life."
父亲走后，郭强生透过“念”“思”“愿”叩问：尽头都是从哪一步开始的？接受与父母的终须一别，接下来换成我要如何独自去面对尽头？父亲的告别式，原本只是单纯的仪式，却在郭强生的眼中，意外成为一场深刻的生命课。从花篮的制式布置，到民俗习俗的繁复讲究，他发现死亡从来不是“规格化”能解决的问题。真正的告别，或许不是形式，而是与亲人最后一次诚恳的对话。照顾父亲十余年，两次都是父母临终时身边的唯一孩子，郭强生说：现在，我更接近如何排练自己的死亡，看到生命缺口的更深处。
父亲走后，郭强生透过“念”“思”“愿”叩问：尽头都是从哪一步开始的？接受与父母的终须一别，接下来换成我要如何独自去面对尽头？父亲的告别式，原本只是单纯的仪式，却在郭强生的眼中，意外成为一场深刻的生命课。从花篮的制式布置，到民俗习俗的繁复讲究，他发现死亡从来不是“规格化”能解决的问题。真正的告别，或许不是形式，而是与亲人最后一次诚恳的对话。照顾父亲十余年，两次都是父母临终时身边的唯一孩子，郭强生说：现在，我更接近如何排练自己的死亡，看到生命缺口的更深处。
