I wear white single pants pants legs with white cloth tied at the funeral of my father-in-law?

At your father-in-law's funeral, as a son or daughter-in-law, you are required to wear mourning clothes. Traditionally, mourning clothes include white pants, or mourning pants, and mourning shoes tied with white cloth. Specifically, the legs of the pants are tied up with strips of white cloth, a style known as "lantern pants.

To tie the legs of the pants, use a strip of white cloth about 1.5 meters long and tie it around the ankle from right to left. It is important to note that the strip of white cloth for the pant legs should be kept loose and should not be tight around the ankles so as not to interfere with walking.

In addition, according to custom, if one of the parents, in-laws or grandparents in the family passes away, the mourning shoes worn need to be framed with white cloth. If the last person to die in the family is a grandparent, then the shoes need to be framed with a white cloth that is fully sealed and not allowed to leave a heel.

It should be noted that different regions and families may have different funeral customs, so it is best for you to learn about local funeral customs from your family or local elders before attending your father-in-law's funeral, so that you can better observe and respect local traditions.