Who knows why the tombstone reads "Tomb of Xian Di Examining Gong Jin in Qing Dynasty" and "Spring of the first year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty"!

The above explanation should be wrong.

Take an examination of, is the meaning of my late father. This is clearly recorded in Shangshu.

The words "yellow, green and fresh" should all be adjectives. Don't take it for granted that the "Qing" in the imperial examination is the "Qing" in the Qing Dynasty when the monument was erected during the Tongzhi period!

In fact, in the Spring and Autumn Period, "Huang" is generally used to refer to my late father. Some Zhong Ding newspapers can see the expression of "Huang He (Zu)", while "Xian" is used to refer to my late father. The original intention of "Huang" and "Xian" refers to this person who had a prominent, meritorious and privileged position before his life.

The word "Qing" should be "incorruptible" and "upright", and there are words "quiet and lofty" on the historical wallboard, which means that my great-grandfather is incorruptible and upright.

This tombstone should be a monument erected by later generations for his dead father, and it should be out of a sense of pride or "comparison" mentality, and all praise words should be moved up together. Judging from the tombstone, this man was buried in the first year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty. The owner of the tomb is Jin, and the tombstone was erected by his son.

Moreover, what you say is usually written on the spirit tablet, because you can't write so many compliments when you enter the ancestral temple, and you are all family members, and you know each other very well. The words on the spirit tablet can't be as many as those engraved on the stone tablet, so you usually write "So, the spirit tablet". In the ancestral hall, coffins are usually placed in the front row, and the position is relatively low. The higher the level, the farther away the memorial tablet is from the party (usually the head of the household).

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Now that the monument is erected like this, Taiwan Province Province should write it like this.

For example, the father wrote "Therefore, it is obvious to test a certain (surname) male (name)", sketched the year of death, and the other foot wrote "Unscrupulous (son/daughter)";

Mother wrote "Xiancong (husband's surname) and Menmou (surname)" ...

Husband, grandfather, etc. Everyone writes "someone", and both mother and wife write "someone".

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It is much simpler in mainland China, and now it is generally written as "loving mother", "loving father", "loving son", "loving daughter" and "loving wife".