There is a custom of tomb-sweeping during the Qingming Festival. However, not everyone knows whether daughters can visit tombs during the Qingming Festival. So, let’s take a look at whether daughters can visit tombs during the Qingming Festival. What are the taboos for daughters to visit graves? The third month of the lunar calendar is also known as Jichun, which is the last month of spring. Visit Shuimoxiansheng.com’s special topic for March of the lunar calendar in 2022 to see more details.Can my daughter visit the graves during the Qingming Festival?Can daughters visit graves during the Qingming Festival? Some places believe that they can, while others say that they cannot. ——Reasons for not visiting graves(1) No successor In some areas, people still believe in feudalism and superstition, and favoring boys over girls is a serious problem. If daughters are allowed to visit the graves, their ancestors and outsiders will think that their family has no successors and no sons. (2) It will affect the father-in-law In some areas, it is believed that a married daughter returning to her parents' home to sweep the tomb will have a great impact on her father-in-law. There is a saying among the people that "if you don't taboo Qingming, your father-in-law will die." It means that if you return to your parents' home on Qingming Festival, it will be bad for your father-in-law. However, this saying is more traditional. In fact, modern people no longer have so many taboos. ——Reasons for tomb sweeping Although some areas in our country have more feudal and superstitious ideas, there are also many areas where this saying does not exist. They believe that whether it is a son or a daughter, they are their own children. It is quite common to let daughters visit the graves on Qingming Festival. After all, there are many only children nowadays. If every region has the saying and custom that daughters cannot visit the graves on Qingming Festival, it is not very reasonable. Whether a daughter can visit the graves during the Qingming Festival actually depends mainly on local customs. If there is no local custom prohibiting visiting the graves, then it is allowed. What are the taboos for daughters to visit graves?1. Young daughters cannot visit gravesNo matter where the customs are, it is not appropriate for young daughters to visit the graves. Generally speaking, if a child is under six years old, regardless of gender, it is not appropriate for him to attend activities such as visiting graves and worshiping ancestors. Because children's yang energy is relatively weak, if they go to places with heavy yin energy, they are more likely to see unclean things. 2. Married daughters cannot visit the graves It is not appropriate for a married daughter to return to her parents' home to visit the graves. She can only worship the ancestral graves of her husband's family at her husband's home, but not to return to her parents' home to worship the ancestral graves of her husband's family. Because in people's traditional concepts, a married daughter is a member of the husband's family, so a married daughter is a member of the husband's family and cannot return to her parents' home to visit the graves and worship her ancestors. |
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