funeral objects

1, mainly used for their funerals before birth, hoping that in this world, they can live like the terracotta warriors built by Qin Shihuang, and in another world, just as the king thinks that the soul is immortal and there is another world on earth.

2. Generally speaking, funerary objects should conform to the class status and identity of the deceased and contribute to the life and work of the deceased in the afterlife.

I think it is good to use some ornaments such as jade as funerary objects, because jade has been formed over hundreds of millions of years, representing the eternity and immortality of life, and will also bring peace and happiness to future generations.

For the ancients, when burying the dead, they would put some pottery in the coffin, and even a wealthy family would put ordinary pottery in it. This is because pottery is generally used as a container, so that ancestors can have a container to accept the sacrifices of future generations, and wealth can also be gathered in pottery to bless future generations with wealth.

5. The common funerary objects for ashes burial are grains (soybean, wheat, corn, sorghum, rice, etc. ), packed in five ceramic bottles or cloth bags respectively. Prepare fifty one-dollar coins and bury them together. The burial floor can also be used to place objects that the deceased particularly liked before his death, such as pipes, cups, brushes, beads and so on.

6. Common funerary objects include cereals (soybeans, wheat, corn, sorghum, rice, etc. ) in five ceramic bottles or cloth bags. Prepare fifty one-dollar coins and bury them together. The burial floor can also be used to place objects that the deceased particularly liked before his death, such as pipes, cups, brushes, beads and so on.