What do you say about the leap moon monument?

Leap months can be erected, but those so-called leap months don't. It's just a superstition. It is ok to erect a monument at any time after death. There is a folk saying that "it is not suitable to be buried or moved to the grave during the leap month", but as far as Yi is concerned, it is unfounded.

Just because there was only a lunar calendar in ancient times, and the "leap month in leap year" was buried, it was not convenient for future generations to count the date of sacrifice. Therefore, it is not convenient to be buried or moved to the grave in leap month. Then he said, "It is not suitable to be buried or moved in a leap month." When people choose to erect a monument to the deceased, they will generally choose Tomb-Sweeping Day, Hanyi Festival, or around the anniversary of the deceased. The original intention of setting up a monument is to remember and thank our ancestors, and to engrave their achievements on the tombstone so that they will be immortal, which is also a kind of inheritance of China's filial piety.

The main function of tombstones is to provide some information for future generations and understand their own experiences. Another popular saying is to carry on the family line and understand their life experiences.