There are some tables in the country hall.

There are generally three tables and five tables in the arrangement of turtle seats in rural halls.

In rural weddings and funerals and other important occasions, the turtle seat is a traditional seating arrangement. Turtle seat originated from the ancient banquet custom, taking the layout of houses as the concept, and placing seats according to certain rules, symbolizing unity and harmony, national prosperity and people's safety. Turtle seat is still an important folk cultural tradition in rural areas.

In the arrangement of three tables, one table is the main table, the bride and groom sit, and the two sides are matching tables, usually parents, relatives and VIPs. Among the five tables, one table is the main table of the bride and groom, and the other four tables are matching tables. Seats are also arranged according to certain rules, and relatives, friends and distinguished guests sit in their respective positions. Specific seating arrangements may vary according to regions and customs.

It should be noted that the placement of turtle seats is not a unified standard, and may change due to different regions and customs. In addition, in order to meet the needs of banquets of different sizes, there are other multi-table arrangements, but three tables and five tables are more common. Therefore, the specific placement method needs to be determined according to local customs and needs.