Molly Conisbee, a Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for Death and Society, shares her insights on the societal history of mortality, emphasizing the everyday experiences of death beyond royal narratives. She discusses historical burial practices and the impact of urbanization. Chao Fang, a Sociology lecturer, examines the concept of a 'good death' in China, contrasting it with Western ideas that prioritize individual choice. They explore the cultural significance of family roles in dying and grieving practices, shedding light on the evolving interpretations of death.
