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Recently, I received a message from a Korean crematorium owner who told me that this has been the best summer he's had since opening his business. I was surprised to hear this, as summer is usually the slowest season for crematoriums. However, this owner's crematorium has been packed every day, with all the furnaces running at full capacity, earning him profits equivalent to five years' worth of business. He said that people are dying left and right, and that if you try to book a flight to Jeju Island, you'll have to wait until the end of the year. The other day, while walking in Seoul, he saw people stopping on the street to look up at someone flying through the air, and he felt happy, as if he was experiencing a golden age for his industry. This feeling was so real that he even felt lucky. I asked him why this was happening, and he said it was due to the pandemic. The pandemic has changed people's lifestyles, and many are choosing to hold funerals at home instead of at traditional crematoriums. As a result, the crematorium business has become busier. At the same time, the government has implemented policies to encourage the development of crematoriums, which has also given him a lot of support. After hearing his story, I couldn't help but feel shocked. Who would have thought that the pandemic would bring such a business opportunity to crematoriums? It's truly ironic. Of course, this also shows us that everything has two sides, and it's up to us to look at it from a different perspective and make the most of it.