These are almost four stages that everyone must go through. Many times, we will comfort the old people not to be sad, not to be sad, not to do this or that, which leads to the old people often suppressing their inner emotions, but they can't really get rid of their emotions. From the perspective of psychological counseling, accompanying the elderly through some necessary stages, appropriately releasing depressed negative emotions, choosing the right time, and suggesting the elderly with some ritualized words and deeds, such as arranging photos and offering sacrifices on Memorial Day, is the end of the psychological subconscious. Sometimes, even if our hearts have basically calmed down, we still need a formal ceremony to remind ourselves that our loved ones are safe and our grief is over. We should cherish the good memories of the past and start a new life.