What Sacrifices Need to be Prepared When Burying and Building Tombstones?

When buried in a cemetery, it is usually necessary to prepare the necessary things for burial, but people do not know what sacrifices are needed for burial in a cemetery. The following is the cemetery burial time need to prepare all supplies, of course, the specific time in the burial or need to choose according to their own needs. For more information or other details, please call our customer service hotline.

1. Moisture proof box (single or double): prevent the urn from being damaged and place sacrifices;

2. Gold brick (four pieces or cover the tomb): gold brick paving means wealth and grandeur, and bless the prosperity and wealth of future generations;

3. Memorial tablet: engrave the deceased's surname and bury it underground with the ashes;

4. Yuanbao (four): placed at the four corners of the tomb, which means town house and main wealth;

5. Stone lions (one pair): it is used to guard the house. In ancient times, only the residence of the general and the prince was qualified to place stone lions at the door;

6. Stone Dinglu (one): it symbolizes dignity and status, and symbolizes the emperor in ancient times;

7. Boy and girl (porcelain pair): serve the deceased as servants;

8. Three animals (one set of porcelain): chicken, fish and pig head are traditional offerings for gods and ancestors;

9. Five fruit plate (one set of porcelain): a necessary offering for ancestors;

10. Seven Star coin (a set of seven): it is placed under the urn and in the moisture-proof box according to the shape of the Big Dipper, which means that the younger generation is complete;

11. Red chopsticks (one pair): when buried together with bones, one pair is carried between two urn, which means the bridge connecting the heart. They can also be husband and wife in the underworld and afterlife;

12. Red cloth (two pieces three feet long): one urn and one tombstone are wrapped. After burial, they are wrapped on the top of the tombstone, just like the red rope on the beam of the building;

13. Sunshade cloth: seven feet of a white cloth;

14. Soul guiding flags (red for joint burial and pink for single burial): lead the souls of the deceased to the resting place;

15. Red gloves (one pair): the eldest son or grandson of the deceased wears red gloves and holds an urn for burial;

16. Incense burner, five grain rice (five kinds of rice): salute with the above incense;

17. Incense (a letter): it is said that the smoke of incense can reach the sky and convey the wishes of future generations to our ancestors;

18. Red chopsticks (three pairs): they are placed in front of the offerings for the ancestors to enjoy. The chopsticks head is outward, sticking out a little, which means to stand out;

19. Place candles in front of the tomb;

20. Three cylinders (one set of water, rice and oil cylinder): prepare three samples of water, rice and oil and place them in the tomb for the ancestors to enjoy;

21. the four treasures of study (a set of pen, ink, paper and inkstone): bless the generation of top scholars to rise and become rich;

22. Household appliances: (refrigerator, television, washing machine, telephone, mobile phone, etc.);

23. Household appliances: wine set (one set), tea set (one set);

24. Rich and noble appliances of prosperous houses: Jinshan Yinshan (a pair), niumala Labao (a pair), vault and silver Treasury (a pair), cornucopia, treasure chest, 

25. Soul inducing chicken: (one): it can be either a live cock or a feather chicken made manually, which can be released after reaching the cemetery;

26. Live fish (red seven or nine): release them into the water after burial;

27. Hometown soil (a bag): take a handful of soil from the front and back of the house where the deceased lived before his death (or the buried grave tip and the soil under the grave) and sprinkle it in the grave, which means that the hometown is hard to leave, the leaves fall to the roots, and the hometown soil is buried in the hometown people;

28. Carrots (one, wrapped in red paper): remove the ashes and put them in the original position, which means one radish and one pit;

29. firecrackers (three hanging): one hanging when taking ashes and two hanging after burial;

30. Offerings (three kinds of fruits and five kinds of snacks): after the burial, they are offered to the tomb. Later generations can take the tip of the offering away before leaving, implying blessing;

31. Flowers (two bouquets): placed in front of the tomb to express sorrow;

32. Liquor (one bottle) and wine cup (three): worship at the tombstone, respecting heaven, respecting two, and respecting ancestors three.