In the countryside, what do the words "so, so, so, so, so, so, so" on the tombstone mean respectively?

Tombstones are seen in many places during the annual sacrifice, which is a rural custom and culture that has been circulating for hundreds of years. On these tombstones, we often see the words "so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so". If you don't have a serious understanding of this culture, or haven't read its history, you may find it very confusing. In fact, the words "so, so, so, so, so, and so on" respectively represent the identity of the owner of the tomb and the relationship with the person who set up the monument.

First of all, we say the word "so". "So" means death. This word simply and clearly writes out the reasons for the monument, and also expresses the yearning of the living for the dead. This word is more common on tombstones.

Then we say the word "show". The word "xian" is a word that needs to be used with caution, because it means that the owner of this tomb has no living elders in the world, and his elders have died before him. He has only children and descendants in this world. Therefore, we must use this word carefully, otherwise it is disrespectful and derogatory to our elders.

Finally, the words "Kao" and "Cong" are actually related. In fact, the word "Kao" refers to the father and "Cong" refers to the mother. These two words actually show that this is a monument erected by the grave owner's children to their parents, and also show a kind of blood relationship with one word, which is very subtle. Now because many people don't understand these two words, they also use "father" and "mother" instead, which will be more intuitive.

Tombstone is a very solemn object, which records some relationships and identities in a small place, which is also a manifestation of art and culture.