Tomb-Sweeping Day, a married woman, can she go back to her mother's house to visit her grave?

Customs vary from place to place, right? Burning paper on the grave is also a way to remember the lost relatives. Don't make me go back and miss my dead relatives. How cruel! Personally, I think.

Yes, please go back to your mother's house to burn paper to worship your ancestors on the fifteenth day of July and the third day of October in the lunar calendar.

In fact, this is a very ridiculous statement. Many people think that marrying a daughter means that they are no longer a part of this family. They are equivalent to outsiders, so many people are reluctant to let married women worship their ancestors. They feel that if they are not their ancestors, there is no need to worship.

But this has been abandoned by many people in today's society, especially some one-child families. If a family has only one daughter, can't the daughter worship her ancestors after her parents die? Nobody looked at her parents' grave? So this is a completely absurd statement. Nowadays, it is still circulating in many places. When a daughter gets married, she has to pour a pot of water, which means that her daughter cannot come back. But in today's society, women have gradually become independent and no longer need to rely on their husbands and in-laws. They can rely on their own strength to make their parents' home better. So slowly, this idea will be abandoned by more people, and people are more willing to have a reasonable statement. Nowadays, many families are only children, and it is a long time ago that married women can't remember. At that time, the social concept had not changed, and now with the development of economy, people's concept is also changing.