Can I accept body donation?

I can. I want my life to play its final value. Although the reality is difficult, I think donating the remains to useful places is the last stop of the life movement.

Leviathan said, "Parents don't dare to do harm if they wear fur"-the ancient tradition of China people taught us to leave a complete body after death, which limited the number of China's body donations. In addition, even if the parties agree to donate their bodies after death, they still face many thresholds. For example, in addition to "written willingness to donate" (see Article 8 of China's Regulations on Human Organ Transplantation in 2007), certain medical and ethical conditions need to be met (such as Articles 16, 17 and 18 of the Regulations on Human Organ Transplantation). At the same time, the body contains personal interests, and the human organ acquisition organization must also exclude the opposition of the donor's close relatives (that is, even if the deceased expressed his willingness to donate organs before his death, organs cannot be donated as long as the family members object).

But in any case, it is of positive significance for those who intend to donate their remains and medical practitioners to refer to the relevant laws and status quo in Europe and America. Imagine that if a person doesn't care much about the position and use of the body after death, and doesn't care whether there are institutions that profit from it, this open-minded idea may help more people who are still alive in this world.