How does 12 bye work in the Rushee area? Anyone know.

Occasionally see your question, I do not know whether it refers to the local rituals inside the "twelve kow" These are dusty old rules, but in some areas are still prevalent. In some weekly ritual occasions if you do it wrong will be laughed at the township. Here to understand the meaning of kowtow "kow" is "kowtow" that is, the kowtow here, "worship" is to make a bow. Understand these later "twelve kowtow" process is good to say. Whether it is "five kowtow", "nine kowtow", "twelve kowtow", "twenty-four kowtow" and so on, the basic operation is to press the "kowtow" button. The basic operation is based on the number of "kowtows". Take twelve kowtow as an example, and divided into "short twelve" and "twelve kowtow single incense". The order of the "short twelve kowtows" is as follows: bowing at the entrance, kneeling down for four kowtows, rising, bowing, walking straight (if the path is long, you can bow when walking) to the front of the altar, bowing, receiving three incense sticks on the table from the left, bowing, kneeling down straight and then receiving the wine (receiving the wine is to receive it from a high place and pass it on to a lower place, meaning to pay tribute to the dead), and then receiving the three incense sticks on the table. (The reception of wine is a high and low pass, meaning that it is a tribute to the dead.) After the three cups of wine have been handed over, four kowtows are made, one rises to make a bow, turns back to the place of entrance, makes a bow, kneels down and cries and worships for three times, four kowtows are made, and one rises to make a bow. The ceremony is completed. When you leave the host family will also give you bow to thank you, if the host accompanied by your elders as the main guests, this time but also back to bow to show respect. Although the etiquette is cumbersome, as long as you know the rules or operation, remember to walk will be bowing, kowtow position and the number of good on the line. "Twelve kow single incense" is the entrance to the four kowtow to a kowtow, three columns of incense chap divided into three round trips, each time the starting point to make up a kowtow, just make up the starting point of the four kowtow. Everything else is the same. Give you a reply to this folk etiquette (customs) feel we may not be far from perhaps old folks. Folk customs, although old, is also considered traditional etiquette!