What is "elegiac couplet"?

The differences are as follows:

1. Worship, weeping, and worshiping are words used when writing in the lower part of the ribbon, expressing feelings for the deceased, and they are used differently for different generations.

2. If you are a close relative such as the son or daughter of the deceased, you should write "son" or "female" before the name, and then use "kneeling", "weeping" or "mourning" after the name; The younger generation of relatives should use "knocking and holding" or "worshiping and holding"; Peers, colleagues and friends use "respectful arm".

3. If it is presented by the elder for the younger generation, it should be written as "Painful Holding"; "Wan" means to retain, which means to miss and mourn. Either way, it shows the world's respect and nostalgia for the deceased.

writing method

elegiac couplets can be written on a long piece of white paper or on a long piece of white cloth (silk).

In some places, the old-fashioned quilt cover is directly used, and the cloth with the quilt core is used as the elegiac couplet.

elegiac couplets are special couplets for collective or individual mourning, mourning and sacrifice. Generally, it is divided into upper and lower couplets, indicating the life, achievements and virtues of the deceased, as well as the influence of his death on future generations.

The upper couplet and the lower couplet emphasize antithesis and levelness, and the words and meanings are relatively complementary, and the sentence patterns are still dual and the number of words is equal.