Is it lucky to take pictures of old people?

Taking posthumous photos is a traditional cultural custom, which allows families to leave memories of the photos of the elderly before their death. For some families, they think it is meaningful. Some people don't have a decent photo until they die. Some people think it's unlucky to take a posthumous photo alive. Whether to take a posthumous photo is up to the parties themselves.

One: For some old people, there is no decent photo until they die. For some old people, it should be filmed.

The reason for saying this is that these old people have never taken a few photos in their lives. Many of them didn't have a decent photo until they died. For these old people, they should be photographed. Only in this way can they leave their voices and smiles to future generations to mourn after their death.

Second: Some people think it is unlucky to take pictures while alive.

Others have different views on whether to take pictures. These people think that people are still alive and it is really unlucky to take pictures. These people don't want to and don't like taking pictures. For these people, the idea that they don't want to take pictures is also reasonable and should be respected.

Three: whether to take pictures of the elderly should be decided by the parties themselves.

Because different people have different views on whether to take pictures, we need to take targeted measures to deal with it.

Four: respect the wishes of the elderly.

When the elderly are healthy, they are not necessarily willing to take pictures. We should respect the decision of the elderly and let them choose whether to take pictures without hurting their self-esteem.

Conclusion:

In short, this question involves personal values and cultural background, so my answer only represents my point of view.

To sum up, it is not inevitable to take pictures of the elderly. Whether it is necessary to take pictures of the elderly needs to fully solicit the opinions of family members and respect the wishes of the elderly.