What are the taboos for taking children to the grave?

It is really taboo to take children to the grave, because there is a saying that children are easy to contact the soul of another world, so try not to go to the cemetery, and it is easy to get sick under the influence of yin. There are also some taboos for sweeping graves:

1. Pregnant women should avoid sweeping graves.

It's better for pregnant women to avoid tomb sweeping activities in Qingming, which is not only the influence of heavy yin. In other respects, Tomb-Sweeping Day is very crowded. For the safety of the fetus, pregnant women are not recommended to attend grave sweeping. Moreover, the weather and surrounding environment are not conducive to the health of pregnant women. In addition, if women have official holidays, they should also avoid such activities.

People who are weak and sick should avoid sweeping graves.

On the day of grave sweeping, if you are in poor health or depressed, it is recommended not to go to the cemetery. Because at this moment, the body and mind are in a state of illness or weakness, and it is easy to cause trouble after returning home.

3. Don't frolic and criticize your ancestors.

After the grave-sweeping, someone took the children. It may be serious at first, but as soon as it's over, they start fighting and laughing. We should pay attention to this. You know, after all, the cemetery is the resting place of the ghost. Laughing and cursing will disturb yin qi, which is disrespectful and may lead to revenge. Criticizing ancestors is even more undesirable. If you pass by someone else's grave, it is blasphemous to comment on the dead. Everyone must remember these seven taboos, and it is best to let family and friends see them in advance to avoid some unnecessary disasters!

4. Avoid wearing big red and purple

Tomb-Sweeping Day can't wear red and purple to the grave, and I believe everyone will not wear such clothes to participate in such activities.