What is the ceremony for young pioneers to sweep graves?

What is the ceremony for young pioneers to sweep graves?

Tomb-Sweeping Day is a traditional festival of sacrifice. At this time, young pioneers will organize grave-sweeping activities to commemorate the martyrs and express their admiration for old friends. What behaviors and etiquette should we observe when the Young Pioneers sweep the graves? Here is an introduction.

1. Bring flowers and paper money.

When sweeping graves, we need to bring flowers and paper money. Flowers represent our nostalgia and yearning for the dead, and they are also our best sacrifices to the martyrs. Paper money, on the other hand, expresses our admiration for the deceased and represents our hearts and memories. In order to show our respect for the martyrs, we brought these gifts.

2. Wear neat clothes at church.

When sweeping graves, we should pay attention to dress and wear formal and neat clothes to express our admiration and respect for the martyrs. This is also an important etiquette for our young pioneers to sweep graves.

salute

When we worship, we should stand in front of the altar and then salute with our hands folded to show our respect for the martyrs. Salute is a traditional way to pay tribute to our young pioneers, which can enhance our gratitude to the martyrs.

4. The flower basket in silence

In the process of worship, we need to observe a moment of silence, which conveys our thoughts and memories of the deceased and expresses our nostalgia for the martyrs. At the same time, we also need to dedicate flower baskets to express our gratitude to the deceased and show our high respect for the martyrs.

Sprinkle water and remain humble.

After the worship, we need to put the remaining flowers and baskets on the altar. Then, we humbly sprinkle water and use the brewed water to face the direction near the tomb of the martyrs, just like the martyrs sprinkling water, which reflects our thoughts and nostalgia for the martyrs.

The young pioneers' grave-sweeping etiquette is a traditional way for us to commemorate the martyrs, which can help us better understand and understand the stories of the martyrs, better inherit and carry forward the traditional culture, and at the same time inspire us young pioneers to forge ahead.