People are dead, why do you want to light the ever-burning lamp?

The ever-burning lamp is also a member of the lamp family, but it is rarely used. Unlike kerosene lamps, ever-burning lamps emit clear oil (vegetable oil). The use of ever-burning lamps is an ancient tradition. The old man is old, so he lights a lamp in front of his willow bed after ordering paper. This lamp is an ever-burning lamp.

The light gives off a bleak and turbid red light-fluttering and shining on the dead lying on the willow bed, reflecting mysterious blue light! Then, there was a strong smell of vegetable oil, which filled the whole Peng Ling with a special atmosphere.

Before he left the village, he buried the old people in the same door. When I go home from the village occasionally, I will meet older and older people. I have seen them several times. They are ever-burning lamps. I don't know why I don't use candles or electric lights. From this seemingly simple question, I suddenly found that the philosophy of the village is profound.

The ever-burning lamp placed in front of the dead has been accompanying the dead out of their homes and villages since it was lit, and moved their homes to the ancestral graves behind the village.

It was not until the third day after the funeral that the immediate family of the deceased broke the light and went out, and a local completely left the village. Then it occurred to me that there might be a pun.

On the night before climbing the peak, the ceremony of sending the mountain was quite spectacular. The suona team made a bleak suona sound, holding soul-stirring elegies, wreaths, flower baskets, umbrellas, cash cows, cornucopia and silver barrels, golden wedding pavilions and martial arts. And filial children and grandchildren are all dressed in mourning. In front, a man set up a street lamp. The so-called "street lamp" means sticking sesame oil on hemp, lighting it and walking to the side of the road. Looking from a distance, a white line is as impressive as a dragon swimming in a snake.

The deceased lived aboveboard before his death, and stepped into the smooth road after his death under the ever-burning lamp.

At this time, I think the light emitted by the lamp is important to a life. It made us spend many lonely and cold nights and reminded us of the village where we once lived.

Some people say that lighting a lamp is to find an exit. The ever-burning lamp is the exit to find heaven for the dead.