Directly above the mourning shed, there is a sign that reads Be a big deal , what does it mean?

I think the reason why I did this was mainly related to the customs of the time, and it was also to honor the deceased.

It's that there are major events in the family, and it may be taboo to say some things about the death, so it is represented by major events.

It is to tell others that someone in the family has died, because people in the past seemed to be very taboo to say the word death.

It means that someone in the family has passed away, but it is not directly said that this is used as a major event instead.

We don't have anyone hanging on this. I guess in some places it means that someone in the family has died.

This is to let people who pass by know that someone in his family has died, and if there are some people who can't enter the house, they will avoid it.

Now there is no custom of hanging this flat, it may mean that something big happened at home, and someone died.

I don't know much about this, and then I don't know if I've seen it, so I don't know what it means, it should have a special meaning, I don't know.

In rural areas, funerals for the deceased are as important as marriages and imports, commonly known as "red and white ceremonies". Everything is based on the deceased, and the whole family, men, women, and children are all dispatched to do it as a major event, and the deceased must be buried in peace. Hope to adopt.

Mother's death is mourning! Father's death is mourning! The death of both parents is a big deal!

Filial piety comes first, and death is greater.

The first anniversary of filial piety, the second anniversary of the small sacrifice, the third anniversary of the big sacrifice, at this time to remove the service.

The "dang" of "when it is a big thing", here we should take the "dang" of the pawnshop, which means "to act and see". The meaning of the whole sentence is: "It is not a big deal to worship your parents when they are alive, but they can be seen as a big event in life only when they die." ”

The deceased died, loved ones wept, bathed and changed clothes for the deceased, and the morgue bed. Most of the clothes were prepared before death.

Why do I see that there are still people in other places who take a pen to write filial piety, and they still say that it is easy to say, and it sounds very good.

When it comes to handling important matters, it is necessary to let the deceased be buried in peace.

When some people attend the funeral, they will find that there is a big plaque hanging on the mourning hall, which says the three words of the big event, so what are the allusions and meanings of the big event?

The "dang" of "when it is a big event", here we should take the "dang" of the pawnshop, which means "to act and see", which means that it is not a big event to worship their parents when they are alive, only when they die and bury them can be regarded as a major event in life

It should be noted that when the parents are still alive, they cannot be posted on the door as a major event, and if the husband or wife dies, they cannot be pasted as a major event, and only when the parents die can they be pasted in advance. Therefore, when someone's family dies, their parents will put a sign on the door as a master, so invite a Taoist priest to come to the house to do things, and when the big event can also be a kind of mourning and sacrifice.

So what are the allusions to the big things? This passage is taken from "Mencius Leaving Louxia".Zhu Xi said: "Things should be loved and respected, but they are also humane.

As for sending people to death, it is a great change in humanity. The matter of filial piety is pro, and it is impossible to use its strength, so it is especially a major event, and it must be sincere and faithful, so that there will be few regrets in the future. ”

The meaning of this passage is that it is just the common instinct of human beings to respect and love their living parents. As for the death of my parents, it was a great change in my life.

If you want to honor them again, there is no opportunity to express it except for paying tribute in the mourning hall, so you should do it as a big thing, be sincere, respectful, and don't regret it when you remember that you have not fulfilled your filial piety in the future. ”

It can be seen that when the big thing is actually a feature of the ancient tradition, it is the filial piety of children to their parents.

It's a custom in different places, and we don't have it.

The local customs are different, we don't have them here.

It was supposed to be a sign of respect for the deceased. No such funeral has been seen so far.

This custom comes from an allusion that teaches people the importance of "prudent death".

I think they did it to tell somebody that someone had passed away here.

It should be for the aura of a big funeral, so many places will also do a row when holding a funeral.

There is such a custom, which we don't have here anyway.

Maybe it's just to bear it, otherwise the yin qi will be very heavy when the funeral is held.