Beginning of winter still burns paper on the solstice in winter.

Most of them burn paper on the winter solstice, but they are not very particular about it.

Paper money may not be used for burning at first, and it may be buried, scattered and hung earlier than burning. However, because the image of paper money turning into smoke when burning can make people imagine entering the underworld, burning immediately became the most commonly used way to deal with paper money.

From this point of view, the upper limit of the legend of the origin of burning paper money can be traced back to the same era of paper money in theory-Wei and Jin Dynasties. Mingbi has also been unearthed in Buddhist national sites such as the former site of Gao Changguo in the Western Regions.

Burning paper, also known as burning paper money, refers to people burning paper money to worship gods and buddhas, which is one of the folk beliefs in China. Burn paper money, etc. Pay tribute to the Buddha. With the development of China culture, burning paper gradually withdrew from the historical stage, but most of it is still used in rural areas of China.