What is it like to work in a mortuary?

There are very few female friends around, and they think I'm an ominous person who spends my days with dead bodies, but I think it's a form of respect.

The most fearful thing is to come to the ward**, which means that I have to meet others, and it is only someone who has a relationship.

Under this kind of work all day long, my ** is whiter than the average person, and sometimes when I look in the mirror, I feel that I am full of dead popularity.

Until now, I was still single and had never found a partner, and when others knew that I was working in the morgue, they would voluntarily give up.

The colleagues around me haven't worked for more than two years, and I don't know how long I'll stick to it, this kind of work environment is too depressing.

I've planted a lot of plants in the mortuary, but none of them have survived long, and I think it needs sunlight and air.

When I first started working, I would have a nervous breakdown, and as soon as the ward was full of people, no matter how soundly I slept soundly, I had to get up and go to the ward to pick up people.

Whenever I have time, my friends drag me out into the sun, and when I think about it, I haven't really seen the sun for a long time.

Actually, I'm also a bit superstitious, and I bring a lot of Buddha beads on my body, after all, I also like to watch horror movies, and Buddha beads can make me feel at ease.

Every time I got home, my mother would put a bowl of water outside the door for me to splash, and what I was most afraid of was my mother's incomprehension.

Not dangerous.

The morgue, also known as the morgue, mortuary, corpse house, and afterlife room, is called Yoshizhuang (actually called Yoshizuka) in the movie, and is a place where the body is parked in a hospital, funeral home, or area. It could be a room, a floor, or a separate building.

Some of the morgues in the morgue have refrigerators. After a person's death, the body is rarely cremated immediately, but is parked in the morgue for two or three days, for the reason that there is ample time for posterity to arrange funeral ceremonies.

to make sure that the deceased will not suddenly be resurrected before being buried. The deceased is unidentified and requires a family autopsy or DNA fingerprint analysis. The cause of death is unknown, and the family requested an autopsy by a pathologist.

**An on-death investigation is required. Local customs require special formalities, such as ossification or embalming of corpses.

There is nothing dangerous about mortuary work, but you usually have to guard the dead, especially at night, depending on whether you are brave or not, but this job is said to have good benefits, but don't work too long, otherwise no one will talk and you will become lifeless.