What's the custom of people dying for 1 days?

In the traditional culture of China, 1 days after death is an important time node and an important sacrifice day. The following is a detailed introduction, source explanation, related cases and related expansion of the custom of 1 days after death.

1. Detailed introduction of customs

1. Sacrificing ancestors: It is an important day to sacrifice ancestors 1 days after death. On this day, family members will go to ancestral graves or ancestral halls at home to burn incense, offer flowers and worship their ancestors to express their admiration and thoughts.

2. Taboos: During the 1 days after death, family members will observe some taboos, such as not marrying, moving, building houses, etc., to show their respect and condolences to the deceased.

3. Commemorative activities: On the 1th day after death, family members will hold some commemorative activities, such as lighting commemorative candles for the deceased, flying Kongming lanterns and hanging commemorative banners, to express their nostalgia for the deceased.

Second, the source explains

The custom of 1 days after a person's death originated from the "1-day sacrifice" in the traditional culture of China, which is an ancient ritual to commemorate the deceased and express admiration and nostalgia for the deceased. In the traditional culture of China, the 7th, 49th and 1th days after death are important sacrificial days, and the 1th day after death is the most grand one.

III. Related Cases

1. Nantong, Jiangsu Province: In Nantong, the 1-day sacrifice is called "Hundred Days Sacrifice". On this day, families will go to ancestral graves or ancestral halls at home to burn incense, offer flowers and worship their ancestors to express their respect and nostalgia for the deceased.

2. Meizhou, Guangdong: In Meizhou, the 1-day sacrifice activity is called "Hundred Days Sacrifice". On this day, families will go to ancestral graves or ancestral halls at home to burn incense, offer flowers and worship their ancestors to express their respect and nostalgia for the deceased.

3. Chengdu, Sichuan: In Chengdu, the 1-day sacrifice is called "1-day sacrifice". On this day, families will go to ancestral graves or ancestral halls at home to burn incense, offer flowers and worship their ancestors to express their respect and nostalgia for the deceased.

IV. Related expansion

1. Sacrifice activities for 1 days after death exist not only in China traditional culture, but also in other cultures. Such as the "Hundred Days Festival" in Japan and the "Hundred Days Festival" in South Korea.

2. Sacrifice for 1 days after death is a cultural heritage and a family tradition. In modern society, with the changes of people's lifestyles and values, this tradition is gradually disappearing.

3. Sacrifice for 1 days after death is a way to express the nostalgia for the deceased, and it is also a kind of awe and cherish for life. On this special day, we should cherish the people and things in front of us more and make life more meaningful.