What do you mean by "drinking" that lays the foundation, and "drinking" that people use when they die?

Sacrifice is a kind of funeral, the unburied sacrifice is called wine, and the buried sacrifice is called burial sacrifice. "Rites of Tan Gong" is an auspicious sacrifice (the ancient funeral ceremony was called drinking before burial, and I cried all the time before burial. Burial sacrifices are called worries, and funerals are called auspicious sacrifices. "The Book of Rites under the Tan Bow is a month, easy to drink, and cry when you die. It is also a day of mourning for Ji Li.

Dedication refers to offering gifts, setting offerings, banquets, gold, silver, paper and money on the altar, and sacrifice refers to the ritual.

Happy events lay the foundation, just like laying the goose, laying the foundation, laying the capital and laying the foundation.

Funeral offerings are like incense offerings, public offerings, family offerings and sacrifices.

It means to put the coffin in the grave.

When offering a libation, please ask ghosts and gods to receive offerings, and praise the ancestors for "coming and staying (enjoying) and enjoying (enjoying), and the blessings are endless", "staying and enjoying, my life is a general."

Sacrifice: Initially refers to the tortoise used for divination in sacrifice, and later refers to praying for the dead. It is a ritual, out of one's own spiritual activities.

Dedication: Set offerings on the altar and ask ghosts and gods. For example, the cornerstone of the cornerstone is the offering, and the dedication is to ask the land to cast spells to make the house strong.

To put it simply: before burial, there is a drink offering. If the wreath is a kind of wine offering, then the act of sending the dead and asking the gods to bless the dead is a ceremony in the process of wine offering.

After the burial, there is a memorial service, and the wreath is burned. If we go again, we will remember the dead instead of inviting the gods, because the offerings in the wreath were burned.