What is the traditional funeral etiquette?

China has a relatively large area, and the traditional funeral etiquette is different, with great differences between the north and the south. Suona is dominant in the north, strings are dominant in the south, and drum music is also used in some places.

Speaking of traditional folk funeral songs, they can be found everywhere. At present, the national universal "Regret for the Past" was written by Liu Chi based on folk music. Besides, the funeral music adapted from traditional ancient music is "Elegy of Mourning" by Shanghai Nanxiang, which is the only Wu Ge preserved from ancient times.

The funeral song is a folk song sung in the traditional funeral ceremony in China. Also known as "Crown", "Nocturnal Song", "Mourning Song", "Elegy" and "Mourning Drum". Funeral songs are generally sung only in funeral ceremonies and customs after the death of the elderly and middle-aged people. All the elders of the deceased will not attend. Singing forms include solo, duet, chorus, lead singer and chime. There are three different forms of singing: sitting, walking and dancing, which are suitable for the ritual procedures of "waking", "mourning" and "burial".

Actually, there is a basic melody and melody everywhere. As for the content, undertaker is free to play, so some people say "no crying" and others say "experts". This is a kind of memorial service that integrates crying, speaking and singing.

Of course, there are also bands that handle funerals, and the effect is also very good. Of course, that's all right. If we make a sad song of rock music, we will probably be beaten here ~ ~ ~

In modern times, if there is no special need, it is a good model to play funeral music, automatically play Buddhist music such as the Great Compassion Mantra, Heart Sutra and Diamond Sutra, and cry for your family.