Burial is also a Han Chinese custom, why don't you respect it?

Who says burial is not allowed? As long as you can afford to buy a cemetery, not to mention set up a suspicious grave 72, even if set up a suspicious grave 250 no one will care. The premise is that you have to have money ......

For those who can't afford to buy a cemetery, it's not a problem.

For ordinary people, the simpler the better. Nowadays, housing alone has already harmed the Han people, if we add the speculation on graveyards, I'm afraid we Han people can't afford to die in the future. Thick burials are traditionally a form of culture, but in modern China, where there are so many people and so little land, those who insist on thick burials will be victimized by future generations, and you can't cut off the life of your children and grandchildren just because you want to die in a traditional way. In the past, Koreans were also buried in the same way, but now they are cremated, which is a social progress.

In addition, there is a precedent for advocating thin burials. Cao Cao, Chai Rong and other famous politicians advocated thin burials, and thin burials are also a good tradition of the Han Chinese people, so is it wrong to promote it?