Grandpa died, so I can't post Spring Festival couplets at home?

1, not posting Spring Festival couplets within three years after the death of a loved one is a respect for the deceased.

If a relative dies in a farmer's family, many farmers will not post Spring Festival couplets for three years. Even if there is, I will choose Spring Festival couplets with white characters on a blue background. The main reason is that Spring Festival couplets symbolize happiness in rural areas. Generally, Spring Festival couplets are posted only when there are happy events at home. However, if a family member dies, it is not a work worth celebrating. Not posting Spring Festival couplets is a respect for the deceased and a long-standing custom.

If someone doesn't know this custom and posts Spring Festival couplets when their loved ones die, then the villagers will certainly laugh at him for not knowing the rules and not respecting their deceased relatives. It may even be considered "unfilial".

2. It is because of traditional civilization that the Spring Festival couplets are not posted within three years after the death of relatives.

Although some traditional civilizations in rural areas are indeed feudal superstitions, some traditional civilizations are still worth exploring and spreading. It is actually a traditional civilization not to post Spring Festival couplets within three years after the death of a loved one. This civilization has a long history. After thousands of years of development, it is still deeply rooted in rural areas. No one dares to break this custom. Therefore, farmers still follow this custom.

3. It is a special way for later generations to remember their deceased ancestors by not posting Spring Festival couplets within three years after their loved ones died.

Rural people pay more attention to their families, so their families are very sad when their loved ones die. Although sadness doesn't have to adopt various "decent" methods. But once there are some rural customs, most farmers will still abide by them. This is not a show, but a special way for farmers to miss their dead ancestors.