The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming. What do the words "so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so" mean on the tombstone of returning home to worship ancestors?

When it comes to ancestor worship, it is natural to sweep the grave. When sweeping the grave, the most intuitive thing to see is the tombstone. It is very important to erect a monument to the deceased, and there are many stresses. The common name of the ancestors is "old, obvious, tested and embarrassed". Then, the words "old, obvious, tested and embarrassed" on the tombstone.

So this word is easy to understand, that is, people who have passed away. This is also the memory of the ancestors by children or future generations, and also the memory of the deceased. This word is used on gravestones, which generally means that the relationship is very close. People who have passed away are generally elders or close relatives of the monument-setters.

In addition to the word "xian", there is also the word "xian" on the tombstone. Some places think that these two words can be used interchangeably, while most places think that "xian" and "xian" have different meanings and should be used differently. The word "xian" has a prominent and prominent meaning. Generally speaking, if you use "xian", it means that the previous generation of the deceased had no relatives, and he was the person with the highest seniority. If the above requirements cannot be met, then the word "first" can only be used on the tombstone. Therefore, we should pay attention to the words "obvious" and "first" when setting up a monument.

As for "examination" and "obedience", they refer to father and mother respectively. There is a saying in the ancient book "Er Ya Qin Shi": "The father said the exam, and the mother said the obedience." Said. There is also an idiom called "bereavement", which means to be as sad as a dead parent and to describe great sadness and despair. Nowadays, it is mostly a derogatory term. If the word "Kao" is used on the tombstone, it means that the deceased is the father of the monument, and if the word "Yan" is used on the tombstone, it means that the deceased is the mother of the monument. When erecting a monument, these two words must not be confused, otherwise "Kao" will be written as mother and "Cong" as father, which will be a big joke. Of course, on today's tombstone, the deceased parents can also be directly called "father" and "mother", so don't worry about using these two words wrongly.