Is it better to use snow or rain to sweep the grave?

In geomantic omen, there is a saying that "snow presses a new grave to make a noble man, and rain pours a coffin to make a fortune". Here, "snow" refers not only to snow but also to rain.

The so-called "snow presses the new grave to make a noble man", that is, it begins to rain or snow after the deceased is buried, then this represents a good omen of Feng Shui.

If the old man dies and it rains or snows after burial, there is a saying that "rain and snow leave the noble in the grave" In rural areas, people think that rain and snow are created by heaven and earth, and the earth breeds hope. If rain and snow drench the new grave, it is a gift from heaven to the elderly to accumulate virtue and be good at the world. Therefore, the old people in rural areas often say that "the snow presses the grave and your life is precious", and there are also many places called "the rain hits the grave and the generations are rich".

Snow on the grave will be a noble meaning:

As we all know, China is an ancient civilization with a long history, so throughout the ages, in fact, we have a lot of etiquette and customs, especially the funeral system, in fact, there are many exquisite and rhetoric, and the first sentence of this sentence actually contains a lot of truth.

Looking at the whole sentence, in fact, the most crucial word is "snow", but in fact, all ancient words about snow have good meanings. For example, the most well-known sentence is "snow is auspicious and abundant" Snow also had many beautiful meanings in the eyes of the ancients. First of all, snow symbolizes innocence. Although it is solid, it will eventually turn into gas, so it also symbolizes reincarnation to some extent.

Moreover, in the consciousness of the ancients, if it snows, it actually proves that God is mourning for the dead and is very sad, so the moral seems to be very good.