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Rules for burying parents' ashes together

Rules for burying parents' ashes together

1. According to the Gregorian calendar, choose an auspicious day for the deceased to be buried.

2. Accompanied by the undertaker, the relatives of the deceased first burned a small amount of yellow paper in the buried grave, commonly known as "warm cave", to show that the deceased also had a "warm home".

Relatives of the deceased personally scattered some Yin Fu soil at the bottom of the tomb. Yin Fu soil has the functions of moisture-proof, insect-proof, and cylinder protection. Then you can sit facing south or west and carefully place the urn.

4. After placing the urn, you can spread gold or silver cloth on it, commonly known as "spreading gold and covering silver", which means paying tribute to the deceased and symbolizing the prosperity of the afterlife.

5. If the space in the tomb allows, you can also place some favorite items of the deceased to show the meaning of burial.

6. After that, about 2 bags of Yin Fu soil (according to the size of the tomb) were scattered around the urn to fill the space of the whole tomb, so that Yin Fu soil can protect the whole urn, which means that the deceased can rest in peace.

7. After the above process, with the confirmation of the relatives of the deceased, the burial master is responsible for sealing the cave.

8. The relatives of the deceased held a sacrificial ceremony. Present flower baskets and bouquets on tombstones, graves and open spaces in front of graves, and present fresh fruits. You can say something comforting to the dead to express your condolences.

9. The relatives and friends of the deceased who attended the funeral stood in silence and bowed three times at last, and the mourning ceremony was all over.

legal ground

Regulations on funeral management

Article 1 These Regulations are formulated for the purpose of strengthening funeral management, promoting funeral reform and promoting the construction of socialist spiritual civilization.

Article 2 The policy of funeral management is: actively and step by step implement cremation, reform burial, save funeral land, get rid of funeral habits, and advocate civilized and thrifty funeral management. Article 5 In areas where cremation is practiced, the state advocates the disposal of ashes by means of storing ashes, which do not occupy or occupy less land. The people's governments at the county level and the people's governments of cities and autonomous prefectures divided into districts shall formulate specific plans for cremation, and incorporate the new construction and reconstruction of funeral parlours, crematoriums and columbariums into urban and rural construction plans and capital construction plans. In areas where burial is allowed, the people's governments at the county level and the people's governments of cities and autonomous prefectures divided into districts shall incorporate cemetery construction into urban and rural construction plans.

Eleventh strictly limit the cemetery grave area and service life. If burial or ashes burial is allowed according to the plan, the area and service life of the grave for burying the remains or ashes shall be stipulated by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government in accordance with the principle of saving land and not occupying cultivated land.