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Funeral does not have to be full of sorrow momentum heart-wrenching cries . For example , a family in Taiwan chose a different approach to say goodbye to loved ones who died : hire a marching band .
Wearing a short purple skirt , white clothes with color matching high-heeled boots , the young woman marching band members play their instruments around the coffin of the late . Even lined up around it .
The funeral ceremony , which lasted 2 to 3 hours , set by the service provider , Yuan - Rong Life which has a popular marching band group called ' Xiu Juan Female Music Band ' - which is used to play at the funeral ceremony .
As quoted by the Daily Mail , December 3, 2013 , for a small ceremony , Yuan - Rong recommend members of the marching band in action less than 8 people . Each paid about USD 27 or USD 526 thousand pounds a pop. For a more stately funeral , personnel are also more and more .
In other parts of the world plays cheerful music also often performed . In New Orleans , for example , popular music whethe Saints Go Marching In is played often - though not seheboh in Taiwan .
It was not the first taste of Taiwanese funeral makes people wince . Wonder .
strippers
Even more extreme , stripper or strippers are sometimes hired to dance in front of the deceased or the mourners .
Of that type , which is the cheapest hire scantily-clad women dancing in the middle of the spotlight fluorescent light behind a diesel truck - dubbed the Electric Flower Car , to erotic dancing in front of the mourners .
In the eyes of some people , it is a phenomenon in Taiwan scandal . However , on the other hand , is considered as an important part of the grieving process - the perfect way to release their loved ones with a smile .
Another theory , strippers are used to attract more mourners . Therefore , the number of people in attendance is considered an honor for the deceased .
Authorities are trying to crack down on such practices, especially in rural areas documented by anthropologist Marc L Moskowitz in dokumenternnya movie entitled , " Dancing for the Dead : Funeral Strippers in Taiwan . "
" It 's not as common among urban , but in the countryside, most people have watched the show like this , " said Moskowitz , bleak in the quotation from io9.com .
He added that the first reaction when I heard Americans may laugh or get angry and even blasphemous .
However , according to Moskowitz , he could see the other side and appreciate . " When I saw the show, I can appreciate the idea of ​​celebrating someone's life to help relieve feelings of grief families left behind . "
Rent for Crying
Meanwhile , Liu Jun - Lin differently . He did not get paid to make people happy , otherwise she was hired to cry .
Liu is the most famous professional mourners in Taiwan . Paid to cry and lament the passing of someone he did not know .
But there is also the entertainment side . Liu and his group , Filial Daughters band dressed in bright costumes and featuring a number of acrobatic dance . From split up upside down . Her brother , A Ji , served playing a traditional musical instrument .
Then , Liu will replace costume with robe and white veil , crawling slowly into the coffin . Then came his brother played the organ pitched sad , Liu then wailed , sounding like a singing mingled tears .