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In traditional funeral and memorial rites, the portrait of the deceased is placed at the center of the mourning hall, allowing relatives and friends to pay their final respects and establish a sense o

As a symbolic artifact of ancestral worship culture, the posthumous portrait constitutes an integral component of ancestor veneration and funeral rites.

As a commemorative symbol unique to the Chinese cultural sphere, the "portrait of the deceased" fulfills an emotional function that bridges the realms of the living and the dead.

During the burial process, the following taboos and precautions should be observed.

Following cremation, the interment of the urn typically takes place three to seven business days later; the specific date for the burial must be selected by the family as an auspicious day.

During burial, the arrangement of grave goods varies according to local customs; however, the following basic guiding principles should generally be observed。

When interring an urn, it is advisable to include neither too many nor too few burial accompaniments.

Suitable Items to Place: Gold, Fine Jade, and Pottery.

The most suitable time for burial is within 3 to 7 days after cremation.

First and foremost are the various personal belongings owned by the deceased during their lifetime; it is firmly believed that should the deceased be resurrected, they would continue to make use of th

The Sichuan White Jade Tomb Guardian Beast and the King Wen *Bagua* (Eight Trigrams) Mirror are among the most significant funerary objects.

As early as the Neolithic period, a primitive belief in the "immortality of the soul" was already prevalent; indeed, burial artifacts have been unearthed at archaeological sites associated with cultur