The whole article revolves around the coexistence of cities, people and ghosts in Asian films. The author mainly describes three typical Asian haunted films, “Living with Ghosts”, which is set in Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan, and primarily describes the grave culture under the influence of traditional Chinese thought, “Loneliness and Isolation”, which is set in Japan and Korea, and “Ghost of a Dream”, which is set in Bangkok. “Living with Ghosts” mainly depicts the conflict between the traditional Chinese culture of graves and the limited space of reality; “Loneliness and Isolation” describes the coexistence of ghosts and humans caused

Continue reading[Reading Response 2]: Communal After-Living: Asian Ghosts and the City

Rapid development in modern city where is destiny populated like Singapore requires some traditional heritages make way for it, even for the grave culture, which is widely respected among Chinese people, is affected. Generations in different age groups cannot fully understand the meaning of those traditions while among traditional Chinese culture, grave moving is very rare and has special meaning.

I noticed that when all of them waking around the sea and beach, only one girl is hanging around and walking actively while others just walking quietly, do you mean to show the different mental state ar attitude by the difference?