2. Dreaming of an unnamed corpse may be the dreamer's dissatisfaction with real life, such as lack of vitality and thought, or difficulty in communicating with the outside world. The nameless corpse may only symbolize a past experience, or it may be a repressed part of the subconscious that cannot be released. Dreaming of a dead body in a foundation usually means a forgotten past, but it is dug up again, causing emotional fluctuations.
3. Dreaming of a living person's body, if it is a person familiar to the dreamer, may be the embodiment that the dreamer feels that the relationship with that person has ended; If it is the person the dreamer likes, it may be a reflection that the dreamer cares about his health; If it is someone the dreamer doesn't like, it may reflect that the dreamer doesn't like that person. If it is the body of a dead person, it may reflect that the influence of this person on the dreamer is beginning to decrease, or the impression of this person in the dreamer's mind is beginning to fade, because most people who impress the dreamer, whether they are still alive or not, appear in the dream in the form of living beings. Dreaming that the body is one's own may reflect the dreamer's evaluation of his declining vitality or his concern for his health. It may also be that the dreamer's subconscious suggests that he needs to end his past and start a new life.