The first day: mourning, mourning and death.

The first day is the beginning of the funeral. Family members will go to their immediate family members' homes to tell them the news of the old man's death and discuss funeral arrangements with them. This process, called mourning, aims to inform relatives and friends of the death of the old man, so that they can come to mourn and participate in the follow-up funeral activities.

After the funeral, it is part of the funeral. Filial piety is to show respect and nostalgia for the deceased. Family members will wear mourning shoes, scarves or ribbons to show their condolences to the deceased. Burial is one of the important parts of a funeral, usually at night. The process is to transfer the deceased to the coffin, and the coffin will be covered. After death, family members and relatives will wake up at night, light the ever-burning lamps and keep vigil to express their grief for the deceased.

The next day: Please cook, set up Peng Ling, and offer condolences.

Ask the chef to prepare the banquet and invite relatives and friends to attend the funeral. The family will arrange chefs and helpers to prepare vegetables, fruits, drinks and other ingredients for the banquet, as well as funeral supplies such as paper money. Peng Ling is a temporary mourning hall built at home or other places. Family members will prepare coffins for the deceased and transfer them to Peng Ling. Relatives and friends will mourn in Peng Ling to express their condolences to the dead.

The third day is the last day of the funeral, including ground breaking, farewell, worn-out pots, sacrifice and burial.

Breaking ground is the process of family members going to the cemetery to dig graves. The dutiful son will take some helpers to the cemetery to dig the graves of the dead. This link expresses children's filial piety to the deceased. The mourning ceremony was held in front of the mourning hall, and only the immediate family members of the deceased attended. Family members will observe a moment of silence in front of the mourning hall to express their respect and memory for the deceased.

Wrestling the old basin is a symbolic funeral ceremony. Family members smashed a basin in front of the mourning hall to show their parting and grief for the deceased. Road sacrifice is a memorial ceremony for family members on their way to the cemetery. Filial sons will throw paper money on the road and sometimes set off firecrackers to show their memory and commemoration of the deceased. Finally, the coffin was buried in the grave for burial and paper burning ceremony. The family kowtowed and burned paper in turn to express their respect and farewell to the deceased.

After the death of the elderly, the process of handling affairs includes confirming the death and calling the police, contacting funeral service agencies, handling property and wills, handling funeral matters, handling legal affairs, obtaining death certificates and related documents, and notifying relevant institutions and personnel. The specific process may vary according to the laws and regulations of different regions and countries. It is recommended to consult the relevant local departments or lawyers during the handling process to ensure that the correct procedures are followed. The process of estate disposal needs to comply with relevant laws and regulations, which may be different in different regions and specific circumstances.

To sum up, the arrangement and process of funeral is not only a tribute to the deceased, but also a kind of cohesion between family members and the inheritance of traditional culture. However, it should be noted that the process and details of funeral may be different due to different regions and customs, and these differences reflect the diversity and richness of funeral culture in China.

Legal basis:

Regulations on funeral management

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In order to strengthen funeral management, promote funeral reform and promote the construction of socialist spiritual civilization, these regulations are formulated.