What should my niece do if my uncle dies?

Since Mrs. Ning became angry, several experienced nephews and daughters-in-law (the family here is from the perspective of Mrs. Ning's husband) have come to her house to help make various preparations, such as burning dog sticks and baking cookies. Another very important job is to make mourning clothes for filial children and others, commonly known as "luǒ" mourning clothes. The work of soothing filial piety is usually done by one or two elderly women in the family. They are knowledgeable people in funerals and are familiar with the standards of various roles in Dai Xiao.

China people's attention to "ceremony" is vividly reflected in the funeral. Just the mourning system, in the pre-Qin classics such as "Rites" and "Book of Rites", there are a lot of space records-according to the closeness to the deceased, the material of mourning, the fineness of workmanship, the length of mourning time and so on. There are strict rules. What's even more amazing is that after thousands of years, the funeral system in some rural areas is still very similar to that recorded in ancient books.