How to calculate the sacrifice to the dead on the seventh day, the seventh day, the fifth day and the seventh day?

July 14 is a custom in some areas. In folklore, the gate of hell is wide open on the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the dead will wander around the world on this day. Therefore, in the Mid-Autumn Festival, most areas have the custom of burning incense to worship ancestors and sweeping graves. The Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival mainly for offering sacrifices to ghosts, and it is one of the biggest folk festivals in China.

How did you calculate the first seven days? A day in advance?

The first seven days is a funeral custom, which usually refers to the seventh day after death. It is said that the deceased will go home on the seventh day after his death, and his family needs to prepare a meal for the deceased, which is the last meal after his death. After eating this meal, the dead will leave this world and enter reincarnation.

What are the stresses and taboos in the top seven?

In some local customs, in the first seven days, family members must avoid after preparing meals for the deceased. It is said that they should hide in the quilt and not let the dead see them, otherwise the dead will stay in the world and there is no way to reincarnate. In some local customs, people think that the deceased will go home after the first seven days, and the family will burn a ladder-shaped thing at home so that the deceased can go to heaven along this ladder.

Regarding the taboo of the seventh day, it is generally not recommended to quarrel over some trivial matters on the seventh day, which will make the deceased miss and unwilling to leave; Then don't go to the cemetery to worship in the first seven days, otherwise it will be bad for the living and future generations; If you have confinement at home, you must avoid it in advance to avoid killing people.

The first seven is a folk funeral custom in China. You believe, you don't believe, the dead are gone. These vulgarities are just psychological comfort for the living.