Is it possible to inscribe the name of the elder when the elder is not at the gate?

No, because the elder has passed away, the gate cannot be inscribed with his name casually, which is a respect for the elders.

The elder is no longer there, and if you want to mention the name of the elder at the gate, of course, it should be okay, after all, this is a kind of respect, and when you mention the name of the elder, you should use that more respectful tone, which is more auspicious.

Since the elders are gone, you can mention the names of the elders on the forehead of the gate, which shows that you are a filial person and shows that you miss the elders.

If the elder is no longer there, the name of the elder cannot be on the door, because the house must be inhabited by a living person, and the name of the deceased is on it, which is a bit unlucky.

No, it's better not to do it, it feels offensive to do so, you can mention couplets and so on, there is no need to write a name.

Although the elders are gone. But the elders are very prestigious in the hearts of many family members. In honor of the elders. The name of the elder can be mentioned on the forehead of the gate.

I haven't heard of such a tradition, but if you do, you have such a custom. Yes, but I don't think there are any exceptions to this in general.

It depends on what kind of words you write on it. If ever a certain sentence. It is your elder, who proposed it, so I think there is no problem with writing his name.

The elder is gone, and the gate should be able to mention his name, but you don't need to mention him, why do you have to mention him? He's no longer there.

It is generally a crime not to do this.

Family elders, how to call them in the same company if they are in the company, they should be called more formally at home, or if they are not in the company, they can be called by relatives.

Then change the name, otherwise mentioning the name of the elder is a bit like a yin, this is a yang house after all.

Probably because we are all used to being treated as an outlier, only get along with you and don't have to be taboo about anything, the next day after you leave, you are all the smell of you, you keep me awake at night, love to drink and talk with you, whenever you are in my room, I can write 10,000 long books, I don't need to say any greetings, I don't have to cross the sea to hide the sky, I mean, from now on, I will be next to you, toe sister cut Ronglun sand glue section.

I don't understand why I should write the names of my elders, so it's better not to write them!

Can the elder mention the name of the elder when he is not at the gate? You'd better find a feng shui gentleman to ask.

Of course you can, and you can also send sorrows!

Hello, although the elders are gone, you can also inscribe the names of the elders at the gate, after all, everyone is a family.

The elders are also gone, can the names of the elders be mentioned? Don't mention the names of the elders in this gate goose.

It is better not to, because since ancient times, elders have been used as the content of couplets to show disrespect for elders.

Yes. As long as the elders agree, the content is respectful.

Excuse me, how to write a wedding invitation, when the father is no longer alive (the mother is still alive), how to write the payment person? Can you write your uncle's name, do you want to add "on my sister-in-law's orders" or something.

Hello, if there must be a male Xunqiao stool elders, it is okay to write it like this according to the Mu Brigade, if you don't need to have a male elders, you can also write the mother's name directly.

The customs and habits of each place are different, in the area of Li County, Hunan Province, the tombstone will be engraved with the names of the children and grandchildren of the deceased, indicating the prosperity of the descendants of the deceased and the stele erected by these descendants for the deceased.

Nothing is out of place. A tombstone is the equivalent of a family tree. Engrave the names of future generations, unless you don't want to be a part of the family.

Our elders here have passed away, and the names of our descendants are engraved on the tombstones.

The name of the deceased should be painted in red.

According to normal etiquette, the elders' colleagues and friends are also their own elders, and it would be rude to call them by their first names. Of course, there are exceptions, and when you meet a special person, such as someone who is an elder colleague but a junior, you can still call it by name.

You can't call your elders colleagues or friends by their names! Calling him by his name seems uneducated and impolite! Being rude to your elders and disrespecting your elders is actually a lack of self-esteem! You should be civilized and polite!

It stands to reason that you shouldn't call your elders by their names, and they are about the same age as their parents, so it's better to have an honorific title. However, when we were young, we didn't call us uncles and aunts, we only called us masters, and there was no distinction between elders and juniors in the revolutionary ranks.

We have lived in the state of etiquette, since childhood, parents, teachers taught us to be a good child who knows how to be polite, since it is your elder, of course, you must be called according to the seniority, if the colleagues brought by the elders are as old as you, of course, you can call him by name.

This shouldn't be, I feel disrespectful and rude to call the name of the elder directly, and sometimes I don't feel embarrassed to call the name of the elder directly? Let's just say that you are not embarrassed, and some elders will feel embarrassed. It's really rude to say that it's just joking and shouting, and you have to add a brother, uncle, sister, and aunt to get along with each other and call your name!

It's really not advisable to call the elders by their names.

I feel that this is rude, I think it is more kind to call uncle and aunt, if you call your name directly, you will think that you are impolite and ignorant, it is better to call uncle and aunt.

Can't call names, which seems very rude?

It's better to ask for the person's opinion.

If your sister-in-law follows an outsider, she will no longer be a member of your family from a general ethical point of view. (Kid still, that's no problem) for carving back to the tombstone.

Such a strong family answer, not to engrave the sister-in-law, is not unreasonable.

As for if you don't want to engrave their names, you can ask (except for the sister-in-law) everyone's opinions first, and after agreeing with them, go to the uncle or all the elders of the parents' generation. Please come and explain your wishes to the elders and get their support. Then the elders among them inform or directly carve out the tombstone.

That way, you kids don't shy away from stress. Sister-in-law, they don't have much to say.

In addition, the general trend is that burials cannot be buried, so it also depends on the local policy environment to approve the placement of tombstones. In order not to be placed after the engraving is completed. There are still contradictions.

The sister-in-law should be on it, if not, my brother's baby is written, which is not very logical, as for the person with a foreign surname, I feel that I don't need it in private.

That person is also here to be there, he doesn't have an opinion, why do you still have an opinion?

However, it is important to ask him for his opinion formally to prevent him from repenting.