死亡,作为状态,是人生的终点;作为过程,是人生的最后历程。无论是否愿意,我们都是向死而生的。在此意义上,死亡并非生命的对立,而是生命不可或缺的一部分。尽管在包括中国文化在内的许多文化中,死亡都是语言文化禁忌,被避讳谈及,但是随着社会变得越来越开放,资源越来越丰富,人们越来越大声地呼唤各种“我的人生我做主”时,对于死亡的理解、接受和把控,作为对于生命意义和质量的追寻,便逐渐从禁忌走向公开。死亡正在成为一个可谈论的话题。对于死亡意义、死亡话语的探索,也理 Death, as a state, is the end of life; as a process, it is the final course of life. We are all born to die whether we want or not. In this sense, death is not the opposite of life, but an integral part of life. Although in many cultures, including Chinese culture, death is a taboo of language and culture and taboo, but as society becomes more and more open and its resources are getting richer, people are increasingly calling for various kinds of “My life I call the shots ”, the comprehension, acceptance and control of death, as the pursuit of the meaning and quality of life, gradually from taboo to open. Death is becoming a talkable topic. For the meaning of death, the exploration of the words of death, also reasonable