What did Liu Liu say about the coffin?

Coffin means: the top of the coffin is six inches thick, the two boxes are six inches thick and the bottom is six inches thick.

Standard dimensions of coffins: generally, the internal space is 182X 122X62/CM, that is, the length 182cm, the width 122cm and the height 62cm.

If it is not enough, it can be enlarged by 30-50cm each. There is no standard for the thickness of coffin plate, but the length of coffin nail is generally 20cm, which should be around 10cm.

Extended data:

Coffins, also known as longevity coffins, longevity coffins, old houses, four and a half pieces, and ten pieces, are cabinets for holding human remains and are usually used for funerals. A coffin with a body is called a coffin. Coffins can be made of different materials, the most common being wood, such as cypress, pine, nanmu, willow and paulownia. There are also coffins made of copper and stone.

meaning

Nature has created everything, and at the same time, it has endowed everything with life that continues to develop in different forms and forms. The life of all things in the world is hard-won, but we human beings have explained the value of life in a special form. ...

Since ancient times, human beings have left an indelible "theorem" on their own death-although people can not be resurrected after death, they can all die. Of course, this is a superstitious statement. If the "Theorem" is explained in a scientific and objective way, it is a spiritual desire of human beings-although people cannot be resurrected after death, their spiritual image will always exist in the hearts of others. In order to express this spiritual feeling with tangible nostalgia for the dead, people sort out the dead body, that is, bury it. In order to make the deceased live better in another world, people have prepared gorgeous coffins for the deceased.

China traditionally likes to make coffins from high-quality pine and nanmu. Many people regard getting a good coffin after death as their greatest blessing.

Coffins are most practical in rural areas. Almost every farmer will bury his body in a coffin after his death. Some people will be cremated after his death for other reasons, but they will also order their descendants to put their ashes in coffins before his death. They all like this burial method to preserve the integrity of the body and have far-reaching influence.