Should my niece go on the day my uncle passed away?

It’s time to go.

Immediate family members should attend condolences until burial. If your uncle dies, you must go if your niece is at home that day. If you are out of town and can't make it, you don't have to go. However, according to rural customs, when a relative dies and is buried, those who conflict with the deceased's "birthday and horoscope" need to avoid it. In other cases, when a loved one dies, immediate family members should go to the scene to express their condolences, so as to express the grief of the living to the deceased.

Notes on condolence activities: Those who come to express condolences need to wear plain clothes, white flowers and black gauze. In the sound of leisurely mourning music, they bow to the body in condolences, and then circle around the body. Pay homage to the remains. Those who express their condolences can say some short words of comfort to the main relatives of the deceased, such as "please take care of yourself", "hope you are grieving", "take care of yourself", etc., to encourage the bereaved family to express their condolences and take care of themselves.