Can Tomb-Sweeping Day erect a monument that day? When is the best time to erect a monument in Tomb-Sweeping Day?

A cemetery is a place where the dead are placed. After a period of wind and rain, some graves are seriously damaged and need to be added with soil or repaired, and tombstones may have to be erected again. However, people pay great attention to the date when building tombs and erecting monuments. It is said that if you miss the auspicious time, you will have to wait another half a month or even a month. So, can Tomb-Sweeping Day set up a monument that day, and when is the best time for Tomb-Sweeping Day to set up a monument?

Tomb-Sweeping Day can erect a monument that day, because Tomb-Sweeping Day has something to do with these cultures in traditional customs, and it also has a far-reaching impact. It is no problem and appropriate for everyone to choose Tomb-Sweeping Day as the day to repair the grave, because it is an auspicious day and can be inferred according to the needs of the grave owner.

In addition, some people think that it is not appropriate for Tomb-Sweeping Day to erect a monument that day, and it should be a few days in advance, because the deceased pays attention to burial, and Tomb-Sweeping Day will disturb his ancestors by erecting a monument that day. Moreover, as an important festival of sacrifice, we should abide by this rule, otherwise it is disrespect for our ancestors.

When is the best time to erect a monument in Tomb-Sweeping Day? According to the Gregorian calendar, April 3rd and April 5th are the most suitable dates for Tomb-Sweeping Day to set up a monument in 2022. Of course, local customs and habits are different, and the time of erecting a monument is also different, which should be stipulated in traditional customs and culture. However, it is not advisable to set up a monument in Tomb-Sweeping Day too far away from Tomb-Sweeping Day, usually one week before and after Tomb-Sweeping Day, and there is no need to choose Tomb-Sweeping Day as the date for setting up a monument in Tomb-Sweeping Day.