The fortune teller said I was jealous and filial, but what should I do when I see my deceased relatives?

Generally speaking, filial piety will post a notice of mourning in front of the door, stipulating that strangers in those days are not allowed to come as diners. If there is no such notice, then there is no prohibition. There is a difference in understanding that prisoners on death row should avoid customers and relatives. Filial piety is for Dai Xiao. In ancient times, he should wear linen, and in modern times, he should also wear black veil to avoid offending the dead. Mourners don't have to go to Dai Xiao like their relatives. At most, Dido, the little white flower will be finished. So the fortune teller said that the prisoner is a guest, which means that it is not the funeral of a relative, not the funeral of a relative, or the funeral of a guest of a relative. So don't blame yourself for this situation.