What's the difference between simple and complex?

In short, simplicity means burying people, and complexity means burying money (burning money).

The aftermath is complicated: showing off wealth is pride, and so is receiving gifts.

Funeral is very simple: raising a thick burial, not taking up too much energy, not extravagance and waste, very filial. I'm sorry for my loss and finish my unfinished business!

The complexity of dealing with the aftermath is a thick burial. Interpretation: financial management funeral, at the expense of blood.

Simply put, it is a thin burial, also called a festival burial. Meeting the requirements of "frugality" is "Tiande"; On the contrary, exceeding this limit is luxury. And extravagance and waste will infringe on the people's right to exist, resulting in serious consequences: "it will make their people miserable, books are not thick, money is not enough, and countless people will starve to death."

Before the death of the older generation of revolutionaries, they often left their entrustment. Among them, the desire to "simplify everything afterwards" often appears, which shows the arduous and simple quality and the spirit of diligence and thrift of the revolutionary ancestors as always. In fact, in the long ancient times of China, the poor lived outside, and the rich and even the emperor had "upright and upright" people who insisted on keeping the funeral simple. In traditional China dominated by Confucian ethics, there is a special term to express "post-simplicity", which is "thin burial". When did the concept of thin burial first come into being? Confucius was the first ancient celebrity to practice thin burial.

Cao Cao and Cao Pi were pioneers and models of thin burial in the Three Kingdoms period. Ten years after Jian 'an, Cao Cao ordered the removal of thick burial and prohibited the erection of monuments in front of the tomb. He set an example and told the world: "The buried in ancient times will live in a barren land. The regulation is that the west of Ximen Bao Temple was originally called Shouling, because it is high, it is not sealed or planted. " .