What is the meaning of the placenta buried under the tree?
2. In feudal society, women's social status was at a lower level, and women's postpartum menstrual blood and placenta were regarded as filth. So the placenta was buried immediately after the baby was born.
3. Placenta is generally buried under osmanthus trees or buttonwood trees. Burying the placenta under the tree means that the baby's roots are here. No matter how developed the baby is, he will never forget where his roots are. Platanus acerifolia is the first choice for burying placenta. The phoenix tree means that children will be as dazzling as the phoenix in the future.
4. In some places, on the ninth day after delivery, the family goes to bury the placenta under the tree, which means that the new life is long, and it also means that the child will live a long life and grow up healthily.
5. The placenta is buried in different places. Some places bury the placenta in their own yard or clean soil, and some put it in the river and wash it away directly by water. There are also some places where boys and girls are buried:
6, the boy's placenta should be buried against the beam, indicating that this man will be the pillar of the family in the future, and the girl's placenta will only face the toilet. Judging from the location of burial, the patriarchal ideology in some places is still quite serious.