It is said that when people die, their children have to burn three catties and six taels of paper, and others without daughters can burn it? Do you have anything to say? Will it be bad?

This statement is all made up by Yin and Yang teachers. Throughout the ages, who can prove that burning this paper can be beneficial to the dead? If the dead do good deeds while they are alive, even the terrifying should respect him for three points. On the contrary, the black and white chains are dragged around, no matter how much paper money is used. The living are burned for filial piety, and the dead have no right to it. Besides, you can't burn paper if you want to. Whether you can get it depends on the good and bad karma at birth. So it doesn't matter who burns it. It is for the living. Whether the deceased can benefit depends on his virtue when he was alive.