What do you mean, send a lamp?

On the fifteenth day of the first month, people in the city are called "Lantern Festival"; Peasant, just call it "fifteen or more". "Sending lanterns after the Tenth Five-Year Plan" is a custom and a kind of respect and piety.

"Send a lamp on the 15th" is to send a bright lamp to the graves of the dead ancestors on the 15th night of the first month. It is a memorial and a memory. "The headlights in front of the grave are bright and the home is prosperous."

On this day, no matter how far away from home, no matter what the weather is, especially those who have no brothers in their hometown and work and live in a different place, and no one will send them a lamp, they will try their best to return to their hometown and send a lamp to their deceased relatives to show that future generations will send a lamp.

Although the time is very short and the lights are going out soon, sending the lights on time on the fifteenth day of the first month of each year is a memory of the deceased relatives and an expression of their nostalgia and gratitude. When the lamp is delivered, we should do everything possible to light it. Only when it is burned out does it mean that the ancestors accepted the lamp. "Turn off the lights" also indicates that this year's good weather and good harvest.