What is the outlook on life and death of college students in China now?

In the traditional culture of China, "giving up one's life for righteousness" and "giving up one's life for righteousness" are typical Confucian views on life and death; Sima Qian's so-called "people are inherently mortal, or heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather" is a contrast to the concept of life and death handed down from generation to generation. Since modern times, countless heroic pioneers have risked their lives for the birth of modern China, which is a fearless view of heroic life and death. In short, the concept of life and death is influenced by many factors, such as different times, different cultural traditions, different classes and groups, different gender and religious beliefs, different educational models and so on. Investigating and analyzing the view of life and death of a certain group in a certain period is not only to understand the view of life and death of this group in a specific period, but also to glimpse the social and cultural state of a certain period through the view of life and death.