What is the cultural practice for disposal of remains there with the space constraints?
Hmm. Chinese funeral and burial practices
are quite a topic.
I took American boyfriend to meet my Mom,
and on the way back to NYC, we stopped in
Taiwan. Went to Sun Moon lake, Taroko
Gorge etc.
Anyway in Taipei there was a funeral
procession. Very noisy. He got interested,
so we observed the burning of ghost money
and such goings on.
THEN he waited to walk up a path among
the graves on ghost mountain. OK...
Well, I saw what was going to happen
when I saw a man crouched by the path
intent on what he was doing, but said nothing.
When we got there and my boyfriend saw
that the man had a sack and a pike of muddy
human bones that he was cleaning, well, that
was the end of the walk.
Anyway, HK there are niches for sale for urns,
but the govt is promoting " green" disposal
in designated parks, I forget what they call them.
Ot disposal at sea, a free service.
Tell you more than you wanted to hear?