Treat Life and Death with Kindness: The White Paper of the Ultimate Journey in Life

Author: Zhang Tao (Translated)
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: No book has yet covered such sharp and poignant topics as the essence of human existence and the courage to face death. Similarly, it completely breaks free from the destiny of human extinction. – Book Review by Time Magazine, USA
Nada Ali's re-examination of the essence of life leads readers from light journalism to the elegance of wisdom and melancholy. – Book Review by Baltimore Sun, USA
Perhaps we grow up in the lively and smooth flow of youth, or stumble under the shadow of destiny. When facing death, the law, ethics, and medical fields are full of differing opinions, but Treat Life and Death Kindly breaks free from these entanglements, giving you a clear and realistic sense. In fact, it silences all idle debates. – Book Review by The Times, UK
It wraps temptation in the luxurious and poetic romance of nobility and poetry. It makes more sense to choose through emotional narration, touching the hearts of some with sorrow. As for its way of thinking, I dare say it is something that cannot be underestimated by any thoughtful action, let alone forgiven. – Book Review by Chicago Tribune, USA
The beauty of life lies in its details, but most of these details may not be suitable for printing in albums. Nada Ali prefers to write about the parts that others overlook. Every story she records is heart-stirring and exquisitely beautiful. Even death can reveal something astonishing. – Book Review by Pariscope, France
This is one of the wisest works we have seen. What it offers represents a more earnest call for all stories that can be told. The author presents events as an eyewitness, allowing them to unfold naturally: folly, horror, desire, and compassion. All this helps readers transcend natural laws and limitations. – Book Review by Reading, USA
I have a particular reason to be afraid of these things: death cannot be faced or accepted with calmness. Nada Ali has conquered me, allowing me to experience profound despair while still feeling grateful for it. – Book Review by Christian Science Monitor, USA
Ranked on the American bestseller list for seven consecutive weeks, maintaining a sales miracle. Who controls our lives: God or ourselves? Reading this book brings you a brand-new spiritual shock, shattering the long-standing fragile defenses in people's hearts! Fully reveals 18 real cases of euthanasia. Death Video Tape. Killing Machine: Dr. Kevorkian's Public Revelation of "Murder."
Nada Ali, science writer for the New York Times, USA. She hosts the column Death News in the New York Times, which is the most famous column in the United States. In this column, Nada Ali does not focus on violent events like murders and homicides in American society. She is unwilling to use bloody deaths to entertain readers. Nada Ali fixes her focus on the controversial investigation and interviews of euthanasia. In reporting such events, she does not impose her personal subjective color on the articles. She changes her usual sharp and witty writing style, completely detaching her own reflections from the stories—"I try to let the stories unfold naturally, allowing the witnesses in the cases to express their true feelings. I think this is the wisest choice," Nada Ali once said.
Most of the articles in this book were originally published in the New York Times column Death News. This collection has undergone little modification. Although the book title no longer follows the name of the original column, it has been changed to Treat Death Kindly.
Our focus on death is not ultimately to prove death, but to prove life, as well as the value and dignity of life, and everything between life and death.