What does Eason Chan's lyrics "I wish I were alive" mean?

This is an elegy, it won't tell you how to live, it will only tell you how good it is to be eager to live. It is said that Huang Weiwen once said to Eason Chan: If he leaves first, please ask him to sing this song at the funeral. Enough to see the friendship between the lyricist and the singer.

The whole song is to comfort the living with the tone of a dead person and live a good life. Comfort, of course, but that's tears. Well, if you want to cry, try to make a full house for the guests and tell a joke to commemorate me. It is simply the feeling of laughing and crying that can be said, which shows the poet's skill.

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At the same time, this song is also the soundtrack of the film "Funeral March", which is a very eye-catching performance in the film resume of E God. The film tells the story of an early girl, Jun 'er, who was terminally ill. She refused to go for treatment and wanted to find a funeral for herself, but gradually went for treatment under the guidance of the staff. They fell in love, but the staff had already suffered from stomach cancer, and the ending was naturally helpless.

Huang Weiwen is very optimistic. The issue of death has always been sensitive in the minds of China people, but as the film ends: Even if life is impermanent, we must face it firmly. Empty inspiration is of little use. Real life is hard, but I still hope to live well. After all, there are many flowers, movies and music to see and participate in.