Is it good for the living to repair the grave in advance, and it is taboo to repair the grave of the

The construction of cemeteries by living people has no effect on their children and grandchildren, but it has an impact on themselves. From ancient times to the present, people with a little financial resources are popular to build cemeteries for themselves when they are alive, especially the emperor, and the mausoleum is generally repaired for one or two decades, which is said to be able to pray for blessings and prolong life.

The living can repair the grave in advance, and there is no impact on future generations. Generally, it is built in advance by the younger generations. In the past, emperors built mausoleums for themselves when they were still in power, such as the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang.

It is not a good practice to build graves in advance, as it will prematurely occupy a large amount of land resources, which can have a negative impact on agricultural production. Moreover, this kind of behavior is also not legally allowed.

Although the emperors of the feudal period would build mausoleums in advance when they ascended the throne, this is because ancient mausoleums must have been very luxurious and the construction process was very long, and the mausoleums were built in advance to avoid rushing to build them after death, or also to pursue immortality. However, this practice is no longer needed in modern society, because we no longer have an imperial system and no longer pursue immortality.

Therefore, it is not a good option for the living to repair their graves in advance. We should abide by the laws and regulations, use land resources rationally, and avoid waste and damage to the ecological environment.

If conditions permit, the graves of the living can be repaired in advance with the consent of the person, and such things have had no effect since ancient times.

This is an ancient custom, in ancient times, when productivity was low, medical conditions were poor, and the elderly were often prone to sudden death. It is too late to repair the quality of the grave, make the best coffin, and prepare the satisfactory shroud. Therefore, when people reach old age, they must repair the grave in advance, make a coffin, and make a shroud in case of emergency.

The living elderly are also happy to see that their children are well prepared, and they are often able to live for a longer period of time. This habit still exists in some rural areas, and it is also a continuation of ancient customs.

Next, I will tell the story of the old man of the Feng family. The three sons of the Feng family, after the old man's 60th birthday, called his sons together and discussed three things for himself, repairing the grave, making materials, and buying longevity clothes. All three sons promised to satisfy their father.

After the autumn of that year, Mr. Feng Shui was invited, and the location was still the ancestral tomb, just to confirm the acupuncture points and the depth of the tomb. He bought bricks, built a grave circle, and covered it with a board. To make a coffin, the cypress planks selected by Mr. Feng himself were also made in winter and placed next to the wall of the south house.

Only brush tung oil without paint, the old man will take a few glances when he has time. The shroud is also brand new inside and out, and Old Man Feng is full of joy. The body is also getting tougher and tougher, and the wait is thirty years, and it is only after ninety years of life that he passed away, an authentic joy and mourning.