In "Chinese Doctor", patients are asked to stuff cotton into their noses after death. What is the purpose?

Why do doctors use cotton balls to block the nostrils of the deceased after death? There were details in the movie "Chinese Doctor" that overturned my cognition. I had never seen it in a movie before. I looked up the information later and found out that the hospital actually did this.

After a person dies, the body's sphincter loses its function and must be blocked in order to prevent the continued leakage of metabolites in the body. Especially as a patient who died of this infectious disease, this itself is a source of pollution, so the nostrils of the deceased must be blocked. It seems that the knowledge points in my mind have increased a little. Carry forward the Chinese spirit

From the scenes of the movie "Chinese Doctor", we have a taste of China's speed. The national average output of masks is about 1,343 masks per second, and the civil aviation system transports out an average of 46 pieces of prevention and control materials every minute. In just 10 days, Huoshenshan and Leishenshan hospitals were built. We feel the power of China. The country has mobilized the whole country to protect the people and give our generation more and stronger ambition, confidence and backbone.

We have seen the confidence and courage of the Chinese people in the face of difficulties. The doctors and nurses who took the lead in dancing "The Red Sarilang", the "reading brothers" in the makeshift hospital, and the heart-warming doctors who accompanied you to watch the sunset "The World Is Worth", their calmness, optimism and strength have turned into an indestructible force. strength. We have seen the anti-epidemic spirit forged in the battle against the epidemic. The people across the country adhere to the supremacy of life, unite the country, sacrifice their lives, respect science, destiny and justice, and build a solid line of defense for epidemic prevention and control. This is the best interpretation of the Chinese spirit. Video creation is rooted in reality

Looking at the comments given by the audience, you will find that many people mentioned the problem of the film’s restoration. For example, someone said: "The movie is more like a documentary about Wuhan's health system, with scenes returning to last year's anti-epidemic scenes." Someone else said: "Thank you for this movie, which helped us retain this memory, and also retained that difficult, numb, shocking and touching journey."

Comparing a documentary film to Documentary, this is probably the highest praise for "Chinese Doctor", but the film itself is indeed worthy of such praise. Yu Dong, chairman of Bona Pictures, the film's producer, once said in an interview: "The characters in the film all have prototypes, and the stories are real."