Tang Yin's white mourning is sad. What does it mean if there is nothing to do at home?

Tang Yin's white mourning is a scene in China's traditional funeral. Tang Yin is the central part of human forehead. Mourning means that during the mourning period, when someone in the family dies, relatives will put white cloth or white paper on the Tang Yin to show their condolences. This is a traditional way to express sadness.

If there is nothing at home, that is to say, during the mourning period, people other than relatives do not need to wear mourning under any special circumstances. Specifically, mourning refers to the special clothes worn by relatives in mourning, usually all-white dresses. In the traditional funeral etiquette in China, children, spouses, parents, brothers and sisters and other immediate family members will wear mourning clothes, while relatives and friends outside the six relatives do not need to wear mourning clothes.

In a word, Tang Yin's white mourning means that if there is nothing at home, people other than relatives don't need to wear mourning. Wearing mourning clothes is to express sadness and mourning.