Does the country for the rural dead require the purchase of cemeteries?

Different places, the customs are different, birth, old age, sickness and death are the laws of nature, for death in rural areas to pay more attention, a person lives for decades from birth to learn to walk to get married and have children, and finally into the old age, after death pay attention to the soil for peace. In general, rural areas still choose burial. In some places, crops have been turned into graveyards in the countryside.

Now many crop cemeteries are the ancestral graves of local villagers, and the ancestral graves after death are also the wishes of most rural people. Because since the ancestral grave cannot be moved, and the history of the ancestral grave is longer than the crop field, there is a grave first, and then there are crops, so it is understandable why some people in the countryside bury their relatives in the crop field. This crop cemetery is his family's ancestral grave.

Another reason comes from the local environment.

All the fields in Fujian belong to growing crops, but in our village it is different. Our village has many mountains and few plains, even if the ancestral grave of someone in the family used to be on the plain, when the family is rich, they will choose a better feng shui treasure land.

Grave relocation. Feng Shui treasure land refers to the choice of cemetery also needs to be surrounded by mountains, according to Feng Shui.

In the middle "left green dragon right white tiger, front red bird and back Xuanwu."

Feng Shui pattern, positioned according to the specific situation; At the same time, although the cemetery needs to be surrounded by mountains, the front of the cemetery should be flat and wide, which is considered to be a bright hall in feng shui and snow. Wide.

No, the countryside in our country is full of burials, and the countryside does not have the conditions to buy cemeteries.

In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, the State implements a social insurance system such as basic endowment insurance, basic medical insurance, work-related injury insurance, unemployment insurance, and maternity insurance, and guarantees citizens' right to receive material assistance from the State and society in the event of old age, illness, work-related injury, unemployment, childbirth, etc.

According to the provisions of the Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China, after the death of an individual who participates in the basic pension insurance for employees, the balance in his personal account can be inherited in accordance with the law.

In principle, why do you want to go to a collective cemetery such as a village?

China has a vast area, and it is not necessary to bury people after death, but also to practice cremation and other forms.

If the dead body is not buried after death and is hidden at home, its behavior is illegal and hinders social management, and it can be forcibly cremated.

Article 65: Those who commit any of the following acts are to be detained for between 5 and 10 days; where the circumstances are serious, they are to be detained for between 10 and 15 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 1,000 RMB

1) Intentionally destroying or defacing the graves of others, or destroying or discarding the bones or ashes of others;

2) Parking corpses in public places, or where parking corpses affects the normal life and work order of others, and they do not listen to dissuasion.

I don't want a grave either, I hope that a tree can be planted on my ashes after death, my husband and children will have time to come and see me, if my husband marries his wife, he will live happily, and who to bury my husband with after death I think more openly

Everyone has their own biomagnetic field, which is inherited from the ancestors, and burying in the ancestral grave is equivalent to increasing the biomagnetic field of the ancestors, which will have a health and health care effect on people with the same bloodline, and buried in the cemetery may not play the role of gathering in the same vein.

Hello, it should be no problem to be buried in the rural mountains, but you have to follow the relevant policies.

It's not enough to break the law, but it will violate the administration of public security. After all, it's not something to be buried.

Article 3 of the Regulations on the Administration of Funerals stipulates that the civil affairs department is responsible for the management of funerals and funerals nationwide. The local people's ** civil affairs department at or above the county level is responsible for the management of funerals and burials within their respective administrative regions.

No unit or individual may build funeral facilities without approval. Public interest cemeteries in rural areas must not provide land for graves to persons other than villagers. It is forbidden to establish or restore clan cemeteries.

1. The ownership of the land in the cemetery and cemetery shall be owned by the state or the collective in accordance with the law, and the bereaved owner shall not transfer or buy or sell it on his own.

2. The cemetery unit shall set up a cemetery management organization or employ full-time management personnel according to the size of the cemetery area, which shall be responsible for the construction, management and maintenance of the cemetery. Cemeteries should be kept clean and solemn.

3. The cemetery epitaph should be small and diverse, the cemetery area should be reasonably planned, greening and beautifying according to local conditions, and gradually implementing landscaping.

4. Without approval, public welfare cemeteries are not allowed to operate funeral business. The tomb management fee for a commercial cemetery shall not be collected at one time for a maximum of 20 years. The burial ground should be economical.

5. Where ashes or remains are buried in a commercial cemetery, the bereaved owner shall pay the tomb rental fee, tomb construction material fee, burial fee and tomb protection management fee according to the regulations.

6. It is strictly forbidden to build families, clans, living graves and engage in feudal superstitious activities in cemeteries.

7. It is strictly forbidden to operate the burial business of the remains of the deceased in the cremation area in the burial reform area.

8. After the implementation of these measures, any violation of the relevant provisions of these measures shall be punished by the cemetery authorities according to the circumstances, or confiscated their illegal gains, or fined. Specific punishment measures are to be formulated by the civil affairs departments (bureaus) of all provinces, autonomous regions, and directly under the Central Government.

Regulations on the Administration of Funerals

Article 6. respect for the funeral customs of ethnic minorities;

Where funeral customs are voluntarily reformed, others must not interfere.

Regulations on the Administration of Funerals

Article 9. No unit or individual may build funeral facilities without approval. Public welfare cemeteries in rural areas must not provide land for burial graves to other persons other than villagers. It is forbidden to establish or restore clan cemeteries.

Regulations on the Administration of Funerals

Article 11. Strictly limit the area of the cemetery and the service life of the cemetery. Where burial or burial of ashes is permitted in accordance with the plan, the area of the grave for burying the remains or burial of ashes and the service life shall be prescribed by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government in accordance with the principle of saving land and not occupying cultivated land.

Legal Analysis: In the previous rural funeral reforms, one of the main goals was to abolish burials and gradually change to cremation. Experts believe that cremation occupies a smaller area than burial, perhaps less than a square meter.

In addition, public cemeteries can be set up in rural areas like cities for centralized burial, occupying as little arable land as possible, and also solving the problem of too many graves in cultivated land affecting mechanized planting.

Legal basis: Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 30 The State shall protect cultivated land and strictly control the conversion of cultivated land into non-cultivated land.

The State implements a compensation system for the occupation of cultivated land. Where cultivated land is occupied with approval for non-agricultural construction, the unit occupying cultivated land shall be responsible for reclaiming cultivated land equivalent to the quantity and quality of the cultivated land occupied in accordance with the principle of "how much is occupied, how much is reclaimed"; Where there are no conditions for reclamation or the cultivated land does not meet the requirements, the cultivated land reclamation fee shall be paid in accordance with the provisions of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government, and the special funds shall be used for the reclamation of new cultivated land.

The people of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall formulate plans for the reclamation of cultivated land, supervise the units occupying the cultivated land to reclaim the cultivated land in accordance with the plan or organize the reclamation of cultivated land in accordance with the plan, and carry out acceptance and acceptance.

Article 31 The local people at or above the county level may request the units occupying cultivated land to use the soil of the cultivated layer of the occupied cultivated land for the improvement of newly reclaimed cultivated land, inferior quality or other cultivated land.

Article 32 The people of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall strictly implement the overall land use plan and the annual land use plan, and take measures to ensure that the total amount of cultivated land within their respective administrative areas is not reduced and the quality is not reduced. If the total amount of cultivated land is reduced, the company shall order the organization of the reclamation of cultivated land equivalent to the quantity and quality of the reduced cultivated land within the prescribed time limit; If the quality of cultivated land is reduced, it shall be ordered to organize rectification within the specified time limit. The newly reclaimed and renovated cultivated land shall be accepted by the competent department of natural resources in conjunction with the competent department of agriculture and rural affairs.

If the amount of newly reclaimed cultivated land in individual provinces and municipalities directly under the Central Government is insufficient to compensate for the amount of cultivated land occupied due to the lack of land reserve resources, it must be reported to the government for approval to reduce or reduce the amount of cultivated land within its own administrative area, and the amount and quality of cultivated land reclaimed in ex-situ are comparable.

No. The following documents are required to buy a tomb for a living person:

1. The surviving spouse of the deceased;

2. Medically recognized patients with terminal illnesses, such as malignant tumors, systemic diffuse muscle atrophy, AIDS, sepsis and other diseases, need to bring relevant valid case certificates;

3. Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan compatriots, and overseas Chinese compatriots need to bring relevant valid identity certificates;

4. If an unmarried child dies and is buried with his parents, the original cremation certificate and household registration book of the deceased child must be brought;

5. The lonely and widowed elderly in this city need to bring the certificate of the lonely elderly issued by the street where the household registration is located;

6. Seniors over 80 years old can present their original ID cards.

What are the benefits of buying a cemetery before the Liang Draft?

First, you can decide for yourself to be buried in ** after death. It is said that there are two things in life that cannot be controlled, one is your own full moon ceremony, and the other is the funeral. People can't choose where they come from, but there are ways to bury them.

If you meet the conditions for purchasing a tomb, you can choose your future burial place, whether to choose a quiet place surrounded by mountains and rivers, or choose a royal mausoleum, all up to you.

Second, the selection space is large and the cemetery is low.

Cemeteries are a scarce resource, so the cemeteries in Beijing have increased every year. Moreover, the tombs in the cemetery will only be relatively fewer, and it is more cost-effective to buy now, in terms of ** and selection range.

The purchase of a cemetery before his death, as well as the implication of increasing blessing and longevity, is also a joy for the sick. In short, if you meet the purchase requirements, you will buy a cemetery.

The location of the yin house must be good, otherwise it will have a great impact on feng shui. The tomb rolling bridge cave burial feng shui has good luck and evil, the thousand-foot landscape is called the potential, and the hundred-foot landscape is called the shape. The potential and form are auspicious, and the potential and form are vicious.

The distance comes and goes, there are mountains and rivers in front of the dissipation, and there is reliance on the back, which is the auspicious land of feng shui.

Buying the Great Kushou Tomb in advance is taboo.

It is quite unlucky to prepare a cemetery if the old man in the family was in good health before, but this is just superstition. A person's birth, old age, sickness, and death are not determined by the cemetery, so if the old man is over 80 years old, he can prepare the cemetery, but if he is 60 or 70 years old, don't buy it so early.

When many people are middle-aged, they will buy their final destination, which is a normal and natural thing, not that people will die if they buy a waiter and disturb the cemetery, this statement is too uneducated and too unfeudal Li Fan.