Why does the countryside support cremation instead of burial?

With the change of traditional ideas and the standardization of rural land, rural residents gradually canceled their attachment to burial. In ancient times, most people thought that burial could make people's souls return to heaven, and burial could make immortals complete. At that time, there were basically tombstones all over the mountain. With the development of the times, the traditional thinking has gradually changed, and the problems brought by burial have been realized. In addition, most of the hilltops belong to government land, and the villagers have accepted cremation after tough demands, which will naturally be more supportive.

First, traditional ideas are constantly changing, and villagers are more likely to accept cremation in exchange for the consideration of the gods.

In the early 19th century, in fact, most rural areas were very concerned about the behavior of burial. After all, people will think that immortals? Complete? Only in this way can we bless this family; But over time, it will be found that the remains of many immortals will change beyond recognition with the change of environment, and few immortals can basically be preserved completely. In addition, after the introduction of the national policy of prohibiting burial, many rural residents chose cremation in order to let the immortals have a home. This is the stage of great changes in traditional thinking, and everyone realizes that burial will actually bring a lot of trouble.

Second, in terms of land use rights, non-public ownership in mountainous areas leads to the disappearance of burial sites, and people will naturally choose burial.

On the one hand, establish land use rights, on the other hand, consider environmental issues. Many hilltops in rural areas are regarded by villagers as places where immortals are placed, and long-term excavation has led to various hazards; In order to reduce the behavior of littering, the government has indeed introduced a policy that requires a certain period of cremation, and even the untreated remains are directly disposed of! Under the influence of the tough policy, residents gradually accepted the mode of cremation, and even felt that it was suitable for the present.

The change of ideas and the response of policies have led rural residents to accept cremation.