Ethnic minorities have something in common with the Han nationality in the belief of choosing a day for funeral. The Koreans, Hezhe and Manchu in Northeast China all choose to have a funeral on a single day, but not on two days. It is said that a two-day funeral means that two people will die. "Lemo people" should not work at sunrise and rest at sunset, nor should they mourn at sunrise, otherwise it would be unlucky. Jingpo people in Yunnan believe that when choosing the funeral date, the animals that will enter the cave are the most auspicious, and it is best to belong to the dragon, snake and mouse for three days, and the rest of the days should be avoided. The Dong people in Guizhou are most afraid of "going to Japan". Miao people in Wujiao Township, Taijiang County are most taboo in mourning. In some ethnic areas of Guangxi, it is taboo to make the promise of "heavy mourning". If Bai people have a heavy funeral, they must hang a red silk horse in nave, or hang a chicken upside down on the coffin, make a small coffin with bamboo shoots, send the small coffin with dead chicken out of the hole dug on the threshold, and then bury it on the road to break it. As for the Ba people in Milin County, Tibet, the date of the funeral is decided by the ceremony of the wizard killing the chicken to see the divination, and the direction of the lines on the chicken liver indicates good or bad luck. In addition, in some ethnic areas close to the Han nationality, the date is determined by the divination ceremony of Mr. Yin and Yang.