Facing the passing of a loved one is not only a huge emotional blow but also a complex stage requiring careful handling. In this difficult time, understanding funeral knowledge not only helps us manage arrangements properly but also ensures we respect the deceased's final wishes. This article introduces eight must-know funeral taboos, the flow of the Vigil and Funeral Day, date selection, and other important matters. We hope to help everyone facing bereavement cope better and

"Reformist" (Wei Xin) Funerals, also known as "Non-religious Funerals". This ceremony is suitable for families who do not wish to be bound by traditional religious rituals. Deceased individuals or families without religious beliefs usually choose to conduct the funeral using the "Reformist" (Wei Xin) ceremony. The funeral focuses on remembering the deceased, allowing family and friends to choose a form of mourning that best reflects the deceased's personality and lifestyle. T

After the death of a loved one, many families face the challenge of arranging a funeral. With the change in funeral culture, there is a...