You Ye-xiang disagreed with Ye Huan’s perspective.
Ye Huan said, "As far as I know, when commoners die, their bodies are stored in public cemeteries, and there is an annual fee for this storage. For most commoners, this is a heavy financial burden. They have long been sick and tired of this funeral system, but due to traditional morality, they cannot bring themselves to speak out against it."
You Ye-xiang chewed over Ye Huan’s words, finding them more reasonable the more she thought about it. She asked, "Then how should I spread the word so that the commoners can let go of their moral constraints?"
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