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Kuo Hui-chun (郭慧君) is used to seeing people cheerfully plan their own funerals.
But even she was impressed by the enthusiasm and openness of the attendees at last Sunday’s “Death Cafe” session, especially with death still being a mostly taboo topic in Taiwanese society.
“The participants had many unconventional ideas, such as having the funeral by the ocean, in their home or at a place where they could then be buried together with their beloved pets,” she tells the Taipei Times. “They talked about what they would wear, which portrait they wanted to use. It was fantastic. Everyone had a great ....

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