What should we pay attention to in burial?

Pay attention to the grave when burying, and be sure to warm the kang; No living footprints can be left in the grave; We should "bury ourselves underground" as soon as possible.

1. In the tomb, be sure to warm the kang, not cool the cave, and not be seen by sunlight, moonlight and starlight. Dig the grave, set up the earth dragon, put the seven stars, and we will burn the kang money in the grave, and then bury it after burning it. Above the dug grave, you should also use a black umbrella or shed to block the sun, moonlight and starlight.

2. There are no living footprints, fingerprints, figures, etc. Will stay in the grave. If you accidentally leave fingerprints and footprints of a living person, you should immediately smooth the traces with paper money before burying them.

3. When burying ancestors, they should be buried as soon as possible. If you have ancestors with special beliefs, you can also carry out celestial burial and water burial.

The reasons why Han people attach importance to funeral.

1 has something to do with the natural environment in which you live. In the vast area of the Central Plains of China, the land is fertile and the agricultural civilization has a long history. For generations, people have given priority to agriculture and regarded land as the foundation of life (where there is land, there is life, and where there is no land, there is death). They think that burying people in the earth after death is the best way for the soul to rest in peace. The so-called "burying in the ground" has become the belief of the Han people and has far-reaching influence.

2. Burial is in line with the living habits of the Han people and the ethical feelings of pursuing the future with caution. The concept of "life comes from the earth and returns to the earth" is deeply rooted. The Han nationality advocates yellow, and emperors of all dynasties regard yellow as the color of dignitaries, but it is actually khaki. In the five elements of yin and yang, "earth" is in the middle position and is the most stable and reliable foundation, so burial conforms to the living customs and traditional concepts of the Han nationality.