Being Mortal Medicine and What Matters in the End (Chinese Edition)

Nice book, very helpful

This book serves an openness towards life and death.

This book was recommended to me by a MD friend.

This is a brilliant book.There are a lot of questions that people don't ask because it seems like they don't realize that the end is going to come.This book does a few things:1. It asks the questions;2. It answers them;3. It does both of these things with a narrative arc-- from the perspective of both a doctor and a person who is going through the loss of a loved one.The author's prose is beautiful and clear, and the book is so easy to read that it can be finished in a single afternoon. Two at the most.The references are easy to find and well organized. And most important-- they exist! This is not a long book about someone's speculations about some topic with nothing to back it up. (See: Carter G. Woodson/ WEB duBois.)Verdict: Worth the price. Worth the time. Strongly recommended.(NB. I read the English edition. I purchased the Chinese edition for my wife.)