Dying can be an expensive business in China.
A shortage of space in big cities and an ageing population have combined to dramatically push up the cost of laying someone to rest.
Now the government has stepped in with new rules designed to curb the skyrocketing price of storing a loved one’s ashes after death. In some major cities, this has outpaced the growth in property prices.
The key change to existing rules is to limit the size of the small spaces known as “niches” where…
Source : South China Morning Post
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