Businessmen are taboo to attend funerals.

In daily life, the concept of time is a kind of etiquette for a person to handle things, and it is extremely impolite to keep others waiting. Especially when attending a funeral, no matter what happens on the way, you must arrive at the scene on time, which is the most basic respect for the deceased. If you are really unlucky to be late, don't explain the reason for being late to the host, and don't do anything offensive. In fact, starting early can prevent being late. After arriving at the funeral scene, it is a polite behavior to give proper condolences to the families of the deceased.

2. Don't turn off your phone.

Funeral is a farewell ceremony for the remains of the deceased, creating a serious and dignified atmosphere. When everyone is immersed in grief, the harsh bell will not only break this atmosphere, but also arouse the anger of others, especially the disgust of losing their homes. You need to turn off the bell at the meeting, let alone attend the funeral. It is recommended to set the mobile phone to mute or vibration mode to avoid unnecessary trouble. In addition, don't play with your mobile phone too much when attending the funeral, and don't laugh when watching your mobile phone. This is a disrespect for the deceased.