Liu Xin's Miscellanies of Xijing in the Han Dynasty is listed in Volume 4: "A beautiful city is gloomy and miserable, and it has not seen the sun for three thousand years. I advised Teng Gong to live in this room. " (meaning: the beautiful city is deep, and it took three thousand years to see the light of day again, lamenting that Duke Teng will be buried here. )
Later, he called the cemetery a "good city".
Stone tablets on ancient cemeteries are often engraved with the words "a city" and "a city". Until now, overseas Chinese cemeteries in Guangdong, Hong Kong, Fujian, Southeast Asia and other places often use "good market".
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The inscription on the tombstone briefly introduces the life of the deceased:
This kind of inscription generally includes name, native place, family background, experience, works, year of death, place of burial, and finally, the inscription, mostly in verse, three characters, four characters, five characters, seven characters or Sao style. Most of them were written by the descendants of the deceased. For example, Han Yu's epitaph of Liu Zihou in Tang Dynasty. There are also simple inscriptions and short epitaphs to introduce the dead.
Grandfather tested the spirit of so-and-so Taifu monarch (for grandfather)
Grandma's spirit (to grandma)
A survey of the spirit of a government (for my father)
Show some adult spirit (to father)
Show the spirit of an old man (to his mother)
Show Mrs. XXX's spirit (to her mother)
Father-in-law's spirit (to father-in-law)
Therefore, Yue Kao is afraid of the spirit of his eldest brother (to his father-in-law).
Mother-in-law's spirit (to mother-in-law)
So the spirit of Yuecong's family (to her mother-in-law)
Master so-and-so adult spirit (to the teacher)
The soul of my late husband (to her husband)
The soul of Mrs. XXX in the first room (to his wife)
The spirit of a gentleman (to friends)
The spirit of good brothers (to friends or disciples)
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