Some people dance in the square during the Qingming Festival. Write an essay based on this.

It has become a Chinese national custom to pay tribute to the deceased during Qingming Festival. "Starting from this week, rest days have become the busiest time." Lu Zhouzhong, director of the Hanbin District Funeral Home, said that March 21 to April 15 is the peak period for tomb-sweeping during the Qingming Festival. However, due to the statutory holiday of Qingming Festival, With the establishment of the festival, the flow of people to worship and sweep has been slightly dispersed. Starting from the 18th, the number of people coming to worship and sweep has begun to increase. On the 18th, the reporter saw at the Hanbin District Funeral Home that the venue was full of large and small motor vehicles, and there were also vehicles on the roadside outside the door. The five mourning sheds in the factory were filled with mournful music, wreaths were placed everywhere, and the sound of cannons was deafening. The Hanbin District Cemetery is on the top of the hill to the right of the funeral home. The reporter followed the tomb sweepers up the stairs. The steps leading up the mountain were lined with pines and cypresses on both sides, which was green, quiet and comfortable. The hustle and bustle of the world seems to have disappeared far away, and the chirping of the birds in the forest is also sad and sad. The cemetery hall is crowded with people. The altar was lined up with relatives who came to pay homage. Fish and meat were placed, wine was poured, incense candles were inserted, and paper money was lit. The grave sweepers stood in front of the deceased, lips trembling and tears streaming down their faces. Long time no see, dear ones! Yin and Yang are two pieces of paper, easy to say goodbye but hard to see! There are also elders standing in front of the deceased, telling their wives, husbands, or children around them the story of the relative in the cemetery, little by little, as well as the more distant memories, the family ties and even conflicts of the deceased's life. . Where there is excitement, there is a low, choked voice, and the tears represent nostalgia and reflection. Wang Ziliang, who lives in Xi'an, led his family to lay flowers. He said: "'Every festive season, I miss my family even more.' Even though I have left my hometown to worship my ancestors during the Qingming Festival, I still have to go back to Ankang." His wife said that his hometown has changed a lot in recent years, and he feels more cordial when he returns to his hometown to worship his ancestors. In the cemetery, there are several busy workers, some of whom are opening locks and picking up urns for relatives to pay homage to, some of whom are pruning the pine and cypress branches on both sides, and some of whom are clearing the road up the mountain in preparation for the upcoming tomb-sweeping peak. Lu Zhouzhong, director of the Hanbin District Funeral Home, said that after Tomb-Sweeping Day became a legal holiday, the number of grave sweepers increased significantly. Their cemetery stipulates that employees should advance to work at 7:00 a.m. during the Qingming Festival; they also post slogans to advocate a new trend of civilized memorial services. They clearly stipulate that burning ladies, cars, TVs and other items with feudal superstitions are not allowed, and beware of fires occur. The peak days of tomb sweeping will be March 29th and 30th, and April 4th, the day of Qingming Festival. The daily peak hours are from 9 am to 11 am, with the most people at 10 am. He called on the public to avoid the peak hours of tomb-sweeping and it is best to take buses. Recalling the great achievements of the martyrs and inheriting the legacy of the ancestors, Qingming Festival is a solar term of remembrance, a day to worship ancestors and mourn relatives. When the Tomb-Sweeping Day comes, more and more people will visit the graves of the Ankang Martyrs Cemetery to remember the martyrs who are buried underground. Ankang Martyrs Cemetery was built to commemorate the revolutionary martyrs who died in the Niutiling battle. As soon as you walk through the gate, a slogan comes into view, which reads "It is forbidden to set off fireworks and firecrackers and promote civilized memorial services." The reporter learned from Li Yuan, director of the Cemetery Management Office: Every year, many families of martyrs come to pay homage. Ankang Martyrs Cemetery is the provincial patriotic education base. Every year during the Qingming Festival, many units and students spontaneously organize to visit the tombs in the cemetery. In the past, the wreath-style memorial service was used, but now civilized memorial service is advocated, and most people have changed to paying tribute with flowers. Although some family members still use traditional ghost coins to pay tribute, the number of people setting off firecrackers at the martyrs' cemetery has gradually decreased. Director Li said that from March 28 to April 4, they will accept different units to come to pay homage; the cemetery management office will also hire students from Ankang College to be voluntary interpreters to pay homage to the martyrs, remember the deceased, and accept Patriotism education inherits the legacy of revolutionary martyrs. Last year, more than 10,000 people came to pay homage, and it is expected that the number of people paying homage will continue to increase this year. At the same time, Li Yuan, director of the Cemetery Management Office, reminded everyone to pay tribute in a civilized manner and beware of fires.