Can graves be built after Tomb-Sweeping Day in 2022? What should I pay attention to?

Can graves be built after Tomb-Sweeping Day in 2022?

Of course.

The first day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: No graves will be built on April 6th.

The day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 7th, don't build a grave.

On the third day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 8th, the grave will be built.

The fourth day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: On April 9th, it is forbidden to repair graves.

The fifth day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 10, a grave will be built.

The sixth day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 1 1 Grave repair is not allowed.

On the seventh day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 12, grave repair is not allowed.

Eighth day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 13. Grave repair is not allowed.

On the ninth day after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 14, grave repair is not allowed.

Ten days after Tomb-Sweeping Day: April 15 What should I pay attention to when repairing graves?

First: Generally speaking, Tomb-Sweeping Day will take soil from the tomb at a distance of 100. Be careful not to dig too deep, it will damage the soil vein. If subsidence and cracks are found around the tomb, they must be repaired to avoid disasters.

Second: The more luxurious and magnificent the tomb, the better. Good tomb feng shui has nothing to do with luxury or not, but with the orientation of sitting on the mountain and the context of the hall. Of course, from a general point of view, the luxurious cemetery also represents the achievements of future generations. The graves of great men were later repaired.

Third: it is very important to establish a monument and make a biography. Every grave has an orientation, so if a monument is erected in front of the grave, it is easy for future generations not to know the mountain and orientation of the grave, resulting in inconsistency. The inconsistency between the new tomb and the ancestral tomb is called "the ancestors are broken, the descendants are unfilial, full of difficulties, leaving their homes, or the population is gradually decreasing". (Of course, this point is discussed in ancient books, so don't be too persistent. )