On the funeral customs in Chaoshan. Chaoshan people enter

If your family gives you oranges, the money in the red envelope will be used to cut your hair (cut your hair for a lifetime) or buy sugar (eat sweet). If oranges are not available, the red envelope money will be used to buy oranges, which is pronounced as auspicious in Chaozhou dialect.

Towel: In ancient times, people who lost their families accepted the shoulders of relatives and friends, and gifts needed to be returned, which was called "return paper".

On the 30th, 50th, seventieth and hundredth day, or on New Year's Eve, give back "cakes", "steamed stuffed buns" and "face turtles" to relatives and friends to show their gratitude.

Now they still use daily necessities, and towels and soap are the most common ones. The current custom is to send towels and handkerchiefs to hangers at funerals, which is a custom left over by the Japanese during the Japanese occupation.

Answering paper with a towel began in the Japanese occupation era, and recently it was answered with a towel while receiving gifts.