Objective: To explore the grief reactions of Chinese rural bereaved persons. Methods: Nine rural citizens in the southern region of Jiangxi Province who experienced the death of a loved one participated in the study. Data was col lected by semi-structured interviews and analyzed by thematic analysis. Results: Findings were divided into four main aspects: ① Emotional reactions: including sadness, missing/yearning, attachment, pain, anger, helplessness, loneliness, guilt, regret, sense of loss, and calmness. ②Cognitive reactions: including disbelief, unfairness, injustice, envy, counterfactual thinking, intrusive thoughts, sense of presence of the dead, changes in attitude towards life and material things. ③ Behavioral reactions: including social withdrawed, avoidance of familiar stimulus and relationships with others. ④Physical reactions: including fatigue, memory disturbance, appetite disturbance, sleeping disturbance. Conclusion: The grief reac tions of rural bereaved persons have universality and show unique characteristics.
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