What does "take off clothes" mean in the yellow calendar?

The meanings of dissolution, dismissal and completion in the Yellow Calendar are:

1. disarmament: it means washing the house, eliminating disasters and solving problems.

2, in addition to clothing: three years after the main mourning (generally 27 months, after the deceased was placed in the temple), take off the mourning and live like a normal person.

3. Dress up: It refers to dressing up. In the old days, after the funeral ceremony (the coffin was put by the deceased), bereaved relatives would wear different levels of mourning clothes according to their intimacy and etiquette.

Besides clothes, there are funeral terms in the Yellow Calendar. Other funeral terms include:

Funeral: Suitable for funerals, such as funerals.

Bury: hold a burial ceremony and bury it underground.

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Explanation of Gregorian calendar terms:

Sacrifice: In the traditional customs of China, offerings and ceremonies are used to offer sacrifices to ancestors in ancestral temples or to worship gods in temples.

Naming: In the first two steps of the traditional wedding ceremony, the man asked the matchmaker to ask the woman's name, and the woman promised to ask the matchmaker to ask her name and date of birth after marriage, so as to make a fortune in the ancestral temple.

Marriage: It is an auspicious day for a man to marry a woman, and the wedding is held in the traditional customs of China.

Seeking heirs: In the traditional customs of China, seeking heirs and descendants is a matter of praying to the gods.

Crown Ribbon: A rite of passage for children in China's traditional customs.

Move into a new house, especially a new house instead of a second-hand house. Celebrations are usually held to invite friends and relatives to congratulate the completion of the new house.

Fixed bed: In the traditional customs of China, it is a ceremony to move to a new home, buy a new bed or buy a bed when getting married, so as to wish the family prosperity and the early birth of a son.

Migration: commonly known as moving, especially moving into a second-hand house or renting a house.