2. State the name, identity, cause of death, date, place and age of the deceased. Some of them were written at the end of the year, meaning that they have enjoyed it all their lives. The year of death is usually used for one's own elders or elders respected by people.
3. Introduce the life of the deceased. This means that the deceased had a significant and representative experience before his death, not a copy of his resume.
4. Notify the time and place of condolence and memorial service.
5. State the name of the individual or group that published the funeral document obituary and the time when the obituary was published.
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Folk funeral ceremony:
1, mortuary ceremony: the deceased was moved to the coffin bed in the main room and spent the last moment of his life under the protection of his loved ones.
2. Funeral Ceremony: Funeral is the first ceremony after death. It tells relatives, friends and villagers the news of someone's death through signals.
3. Do the' Seven Rites': People think that people don't know that they are dead until seven days after death, so they should hold the' Seven Rites' and offer sacrifices every seven days. The' July 7th' will not end until forty-nine days later.
4. Mourning ceremony: Usually, mourners will take clothes and quilts for the deceased and hang a note with the words "so-and-so" on it with a pin.
5. Funeral ceremony: Funeral can be divided into "big funeral" and "small funeral". Small burial refers to dressing the dead, and "big burial" refers to the coffin of the receiver. The Han people commonly call it "Da Gui Wu".