Yixing has rich experience in promoting traditional tombs.

Tao burial? Are you talking about the way clay pots were placed on the dead thousands of years ago?

Or are you talking about burial?

Now people don't know how to bury it, and it's not right on TV.

Buried, that is, the place where the coffin is buried is not a real grave, but a transitional place (usually buried near one's home, as long as the feng shui is clear and there are not many requirements, it can also be buried in a cemetery that has long been optimistic about feng shui. After three years of burial, the coffin will be opened to collect bones. Put the bones in a clay pot and bury them in the cemetery chosen by the master. If you can't find a good cemetery at the moment, you can dig a kiln the size of a clay pot on the ground, put the clay pot in the kiln temporarily and seal it with red cloth.

This is still the case in many places now. In some small towns and rural areas, as long as there is wasteland.