How to sacrifice the land?

Methods of offering sacrifices to the land:

Barbecue, chicken, incense sticks, three glasses of wine, and a pair of Shatian pomelo (each pomelo must be written vertically on the skin with a red pen to make a fortune). Clothes and paper are made of Yunyun Road, the noble symbol of the landlord, noble horses and Ma Lu. Burn incense three times and you can be cremated.

Basic introduction:

Sacrifice is a part of Chinese ethics and a major part of Confucian etiquette. Five rites, sacrifice is more important than sacrifice, and it is to serve the gods for happiness. The objects of sacrifice are divided into three categories: gods, earth and ghosts. God is called sacrifice, the earth is called sacrifice, and the ancestral temple is called enjoyment. The concept of sacrifice records the explanations of Confucian classics such as Zhou Li, The Book of Rites, Justice in the Book of Rites and Da Xue Yan. In ancient China, there was a strict level of sacrifice, because "God did not admire the nonhuman, and the people did not worship the nonhuman". The gods and the earth are only sacrifices of the emperor. Kings and doctors sacrifice mountains and rivers. Literati can only worship ancestors and kitchen gods. Tomb-Sweeping Day, Dragon Boat Festival and Double Ninth Festival are the days for ancestor worship.

"Sacrifice" also means to worship God, pray for God and worship ancestors. In primitive times, people thought that the human soul could exist without the body. The sacrificial handle is the derivative of this soul concept. The initial sacrificial activities were relatively simple and barbaric. People use bamboo or clay to shape gods' idols, or draw images of gods such as the sun, the moon, stars and beasts on rocks as appendages to worship objects. Then food and other gifts for God are displayed in front of idols, the host prays, and the worshippers sing and dance to God. Sacrificial ceremonies and sacrifices have certain norms.