At the start of The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Albom says that "all endings are also beginnings." In general, what does this mean? How does it relate to this story in particular?
In general, the meaning of “all endings are also beginning” is there is always having a new story begin or life follow the last story or life end. Which means you finished a period time of your life, and another period of time will start. For example, in our lives, we need to experience many different stages. Every stage ends means the other stage begins. It just likes that when we finished the primary school, we began the middle school, when our school days are end, and we will begin another stage of our lives- working. The name of the book is The Five People You Meet in Heaven. It is talking about a story that the five people whom Eddie will meet in heaven after he died. His story of his life is end in the world, but the new story that happened in heaven is just beginning.
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