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'Speaking with people daily who are dying, the biggest thing is not appreciating their health.

We take a lot of things for granted — being able to see being able to eat, swallow, walk, live completely pain free. A lot of people say they didn't appreciate that and they wish they would have.'

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"There might be a narrow path to an agreement visible - if negotiations can clear the remaining hurdles in the next few days," said the diplomat, adding that some progress was made over the last few days of the EU-UK talks.

Success depends on whether London also wants a fair deal and is ready to accept the inherent trade-offs," the diplomat said. "But - sometimes substantial - gaps still need to be bridged in important areas like fisheries, va stem program governance and level playing field...

'People are taking this more seriously is because of the crackdowns over the summer for our tech companies because of the actions against the education and tutoring companies and so therefore people are taking Beijing's messages against the property sector a lot more seriously than they had in the past,' he said.

People also say they 'wish they didn't work their life away' and women in particular 'talk about dieting, [and regret] worrying about what their body looked like, or facebook marketplace not eating this or not eating that because of diets and trying to look a certain way'.

While the commodity used to make steel is back at $US115, the recent plunge is affecting Australians who have invested in mining shares, tied to the fortunes of the mineral dug up from Western Australia's Pilbara region.

'So if you do assume that they are trying to take this problem seriously, then it would suggest that we should be preparing for a lower rate of growth in the future, especially from property construction,' he told the ABC's China Tonight program.

'Most people aren't speaking their last breath, but if they are, or close to it, it's usually "I love you". It's usually, "It's okay", like they're comforting somebody else, or things like "I'm ready".'

In a letter to investors seen by the news wire service, the Shenzhen Financial Regulatory Bureau said 'relevant departments of the Shenzhen government have gathered public opinions about Evergrande Wealth and are launching a thorough investigation into related issues of the company'.