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What does it mean to make a coffin?

Coffin making usually refers to making a suitable coffin to bury the deceased. In traditional Chinese culture, the coffin is a symbol of dignity and glory. It should not only reflect the attitude of respecting the deceased, but also follow the norms and rituals of sacrificial culture. This is a kind of respect and care, aiming to appease the soul of the deceased.

Making coffins is out of respect and respect for the deceased. It is a continuation of cultural tradition and a memorial to the deceased. Making a longevity wood coffin with unique style, excellent material and exquisite craftsmanship can express the deep remembrance of the deceased, further deepen the beautiful memory of the deceased by family and friends, and allow the deceased and family members to remain in each other's memories forever.

Making a coffin is actually a kind of dock for life. It presents a transition between life and death. It is an understanding of the impermanence of life. From another perspective, it encourages us to cherish life in the limited time of life. . At the same time, making coffins also carries the concept of rebirth and regeneration, not only to commemorate the deceased, but also to allow the family to accept death as home and continue living. Therefore, when making coffins, in addition to respecting the dignity of the person and the identity of the person being buried, it also makes the public aware of their attitudes and concepts about life, thereby improving the moral level and cultural quality of society.