What does it mean to burn a flower basket after death?

Burning flower baskets is a way to respect the dead. In some ethnic groups, it is regarded as a religious ceremony, and wandering souls need the protection and guidance of the items in the flower basket. Flower baskets are usually filled with fruits, bread, eggs and other foods, as well as cigarettes, wine and other offerings to show love and nostalgia for the deceased. Although this way is a little old, it still exists in some cultures, and many people still pay tribute to their deceased relatives and friends in this way.

Burning flower baskets is an ancient traditional culture in China. It originated from some minority cultures in southern China. With the evolution of China's history, the cultural characteristics of burning flower baskets have been accepted and passed down by more and more people. In modern China, although fewer and fewer people burn flower baskets, there are still some areas that adhere to this tradition and think that burning flower baskets is an important way to show respect for the dead.

Although the flower-burning basket has always been a minority culture, it has gradually become popular in China with cultural exchanges and political changes. With the development of economy and society in China, more and more people begin to pay attention to burning flower baskets. Many people believe that burning flower baskets is not a religious ceremony, but a traditional culture, which should be better protected and passed down. In addition, some people began to pay attention to the impact of burning flower baskets on the environment and advocated environmental protection actions such as reducing plastic products in flower baskets.