When a man dies in a rural funeral, why does the inscription on the funeral embroidery contain the words "Mercy and filial son-in-law"? . . Respect

In rural funerals, a funeral veil is a gift that expresses condolences. It is usually made of paper with the deceased's name, position, elegy, etc. printed on it. The signature of the funeral usually includes the name of the giver and the elegy, which expresses respect and remembrance of the deceased.

In this question, the inscription "My filial piety and my son-in-law's kindness" may have the following meanings:

"My loving kindness" means that the deceased is an elder, and the younger generation is grateful for the death of the elder. Express your respects and condolences.

"Filial son-in-law" refers to the son-in-law of the deceased, which is the identity of the giver.

"Respect and condolence" expresses the giver's respect and remembrance of the deceased. It also means that the condolence curtain was personally presented by the giver.

Therefore, the inscription "A filial son-in-law respects and mourns for the death of his elder" means that the son-in-law of the deceased expresses his respect and condolences for the death of his elder, and presents a funeral curtain to the deceased to express his remembrance.