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It is a custom that means fear of starvation for the elderly. It's the same as spilling paper money.

There is an ancient Chinese saying called Zhou Rite 800, Township Rite 3,000, this is generally only known to the locals, it is good to look like that, after all, it is a ceremony.

I think the customs are different in each place, and a lot of people just watch others do what they do, and they don't know what that means.

It's a northern saying, boiling that dumpling, the kind of half-cooked dumpling, and then sprinkling that water a little bit along the way in that place for a trick. In order to follow his soul to eat dumplings, follow him, and lead his soul to the graveyard with his soul.

After the old man in the north you mentioned passed away, he walked on the funeral road. What kind of noodle soup is stupid, it is good for the old man to go all the way, there is no shortage of water or food along the way, this must be their local custom. Isn't that the case in our South? Are we throwing paper money all the way?

This practice is called "minus soup" handed down in ancient times, and the soup used here is dumpling soup, which is made by the descendants of the deceased and sprinkled all the way to the cemetery!

It seems that it is used to sacrifice some lonely souls and wild ghosts in the surrounding area, so that they can be satisfied, and then get out of the way.

The customs are different in each place, depending on the local customs.

The customs and habits of each place are different, so it means that they will have food to eat on the way back and will not go hungry. In the future, the back will also be abundant, this is a kind of. Mores.

That may be the traditional custom of their place, and many places have their own unique customs for burial, so it may be a blessing to the elderly! I hope he will have plenty of food and clothing in the next life.

As a northerner, it was the first time I had heard of this custom.

That's because there are such customs in some places, well, on the way to the other side, he is asked to eat and drink so that he will not go hungry, well, it just caters to the local customs, some places are millet made with millet, and some places are different with noodle soup.

A custom, a place, a custom.

This is a local funeral custom, and each place has its own local customs.

One place, one custom.

After the death of a werewolf in the north, he was paralyzed while walking on the funeral road, I have never seen such a situation, it should be just a local custom. It should not be universal.

Because we northerners are sprinkling sugar while walking on this road, what do we mean? Sending off the elderly, blessing the elderly to have smooth passage on the road.

After the old man passed away, what did it mean to sprinkle noodle soup while walking on the funeral road? Let him eat his last meal.

On the way to the funeral, sprinkle noodle soup while walking, this is to worship ghosts and gods, that is, to ask ghosts and gods to let go of the road. Do not dwell on the soul of the dead.

After the death of the elderly in the north, they sprinkle noodle soup while walking on the funeral road, which is a special custom in the region, so that the old people who have passed away have something to eat. Some are scattering money while walking.

It's not interesting, it's a local custom.

I think that traditional family values reflect traditional customs. To put it simply, the family is a small group of society, he has his own concept, but the Chinese herd mentality is very strong, he will follow the trend of social development trend and slowly change his concept of life, thus forming the evolution of customs.

The traditional concept of family is a concept formed in the minds of each of us brought to us by the Chinese society and Chinese cultural traditions we live in. is subjective, and everyone's perception can be different.

Chinese traditional customs are a fixed cultural pattern under the Chinese cultural tradition, such as marriage and worship heaven and earth. This is objective, and it is a kind of inherited and conventional model.

For example, the traditional concept of patriarchy caused by the traditional male dominance and female dominance ——— should be more useful for men, and they are at least more useful than women at critical moments.

Every family has a different concept...

The scope of the South is too broad.

Even the customs of Hakka, Teochew and Cantonese people who are very close to each other are different.

Be specific.

For example, the Hakka people like to eat dishes, large intestines, and stuffed tofu; Teochew people like to play cold and marinated; Cantonese people like to eat and talk, and they have the habit of making soup.

You're a very good person, and you write a lot, and I feel like you're going to get a lot of rewards.

I heard that in the old days, there was a habit of keeping the year on Chinese New Year's Eve, and the children helped their parents keep the year, and the longer they kept, the longer the parents lived.

There are many customs in Chinese families, but now many of them have been diluted in the cities, and many are also being diluted in the countryside.

How to say it well, for example: respect the old and love the young. In addition, when eating at home in the countryside, you should hold the bowl with your left hand and eat with vegetables in your right hand. When picking up the dishes, only the dishes on your own side (the dishes on a plate) do not stand up.

When eating, the elders should be invited to sit first, and the position of the elders is particular, and the younger generations cannot sit in that position.

When eating, don't be too embarrassed, just eat full.

When you speak, you should call people first (generally the name of the elders), and you should speak civilly.

Too much to say.