The mourner bowed his head again and thanked him. Please search ()! The fastest-updated novel, the celebrants, informs the gods to enjoy the sacrifice and orders those who help to eat to perform the sacrifice.

The person who helped the food made a promise, rolled up his sleeves and exposed his arms, took out some millet and placed it on the white thatch, and sacrificed it three times; He also took out the meat and put it on the white thatch, and sacrificed it three times.

The wisher took out the utensils and put the wine vessel on the south side of the bowl, and offered it on the white thatch, also three times, and the sweet wine in the bowl was not poured out, and it was still placed on the south side of the bowl after it was filled.

The mourner bowed his head again and thanked him.

After the blessing had finished speaking, the mourner bowed his head again and thanked him, as before, and then came out crying, returned to the west steps, and stood in his place facing east.

The wisher greets the "corpse" that represents the sacrifice of the deceased

Door.

One of the brothers of the bereaved lord was dressed in a decrepit garment, holding a vessel containing the goods, and wept and followed the corpse in.

When the corpse was opened, the man cried and patted his chest, and the woman also cried and patted his chest.

The deacon's men poured water with utensils and let the corpse wash his hands, and the priest gave the corpse a towel and asked him to wipe his hands.

The corpse walked to the steps, and the wisher invited the corpse to walk up the steps.

The corpse went up to the main hall, the people prayed, and the men and women wept and patted their chests and wept, just like before.

When the corpse entered the chamber, he only patted his chest without crying.

Then the woman avoided and entered the room.

The mourner and the mourner bow to the corpse, ask the corpse to sit down, and sit down after the corpse bows back.

The one who followed the corpse into the place, that is, the brother of the deceased, placed the basket on the mat to the left of the corpse and waited to stand on the north side of the mat.

The corpse took out the sake cake on the south side of the utensils, held it with his left hand, and took out the sauerkraut with his right hand, and served it with meat sauce, and performed the sacrifice between the two beans.

The congratulatory ordered the person who helped the eater to take out the sacrifice and grant it to the corpse.

Help those who eat to obey the command, take millet lungs and give them to the corpse, and the corpse will be used for sacrifice.

After the sacrifice is over, it is put back in its original place, and the wisher invites the corpse to enjoy the sacrifice, and the mourner bows, as before.

After tasting the sweet wine, the corpse also put it back in its place.

And the one who helped to eat took the lungs and gave them to the corpse.

The corpse is sacrificed, tasted, and held in the left hand.

The congratulatory commanded those who were helping to eat to move the tun closer.

Help the eater to obey the command, and take some millet and place it on the table.

The corpse uses his right hand to sacrifice with a sacrificial spoon and taste the vegetable soup.

The gravy is brought in from outside the door and placed on the south side of the utensils, and the large pieces of meat are placed in the four beans and placed on the left side of the gravy.

Wait for the corpse to take food 3 times and help the eater to offer ribs; The corpse was sacrificed, the ribs were tasted, and the rest was put into the grate.

He waited for the corpse to be fetched three times, and the pig was offered to the one who helped the eater, and the corpse was received and tasted as before.

The helper also offered fish and dried meat, but the corpse did not accept it, so the helper put them directly into the basket.

He waited for the corpse to be fed three times, and the one who helped the eater to offer the pig's shoulder, and the corpse received it, and tasted it the same as before.

The people who helped the food offered 2 taels of fish and dried meat, leaving 3 taels of arm 臑 (nào) and gizzard (chun).

At this point, the corpse has been eaten.

The corpse takes the ridge of the lungs from the beans and gives them to the person who helps to eat, and the person who helps to eat takes them and puts them in the basket. The one who helped the eater took the millet from the table and put it back in its place, just as it had been when it had been set up.

The mourner washed the wine lord who had no feet, poured the wine and offered it to the corpse, so that he could rinse his mouth.

After the corpse bowed and thanked him, he took the wine, and the mourner faced north to worship.

The corpse then performed a ritual with wine, and then tasted the wine.

The elders of the guests then offered the liver and salt to the corpse, and the liver and salt were served in the figurine, with the liver on the left side and the salt on the right.

The corpse held the wine in his left hand and the liver in his right hand, dipped it in salt to help with the sacrifice, and after tasting it, he put it back on the utensils.

The guests walked down the main hall and put the figurines back in their place in the west wing, and then returned to their original places to the south of the many brothers on the west steps.

The corpse drank the wine in the wine lord, and the toaster took the empty lord and did not order the mourner to pay homage to the lord.

The mourner bows to the corpse, and the corpse answers.

The wisher poured wine and gave it to the corpse, and the corpse rewarded the mourner with wine; After the mourner thanked him, he took the wine lord and returned to worship.

The mourner sat down to offer sacrifices, and then drank all the wine in the lord and thanked the corpse; The corpse bowed back.

The congratulatory sits on a reed mat, facing south.

The mourner offers wine to the toaster; After thanking the celebrants, he sat down and took the wine; The mourner expresses his return.

The mourner offered sauerkraut and meat sauce on top of the utensils to the wisher.

The celebrant holds the wine jue in his left hand, and the right hand makes an offering with the sauerkraut and meat sauce offered, and after the sacrifice, he puts down the wine jue and stands up; Then he took the lungs and sat down, and after the sacrifice and taste, he stood up again; He put the lungs back on the utensils, took the wine and sacrificed it, and tasted the wine.

The second guest then offered his liver to the wisher.

The wisher takes the liver and dips it in salt, and after the sacrifice is tasted, he puts it back on the table, drinks the wine in the wine, and thanks the mourner, and the mourning lord worships back.

The celebrant sits down and bestows the wine on the mourner.

After the mourner pours wine, he offers it to those who help to eat; The one who helped the eater bowed to the north, sat down and took the wine; The mourner returns.

After the food is made with wine, he drinks all the wine and gives thanks to the mourner.

The mourning lord bowed back, took the empty jue, walked out and put it in the bamboo grate, then ascended to the main hall, returned to his original position, and took the mourning stick.

The housewife washed the wine lord in the room, poured the wine and offered the body twice, just like the previous mourner's corpse.

Then he returned to the hall, took two bamboo utensils and entered the room, and set them up on the south side of Dungai, with the jujube bowl on the west side and the chestnut bowl on the east side.

The corpse was sacrificed with bamboo utensils, and the sacrifice was performed with wine, which was the same as the ritual of the previous mourner's sacrifice.

The next roast served by the guest of honor was the same as the previous ceremony.

The corpse is sacrificed with barbecue, and then the wine in the jue is drunk, which is also the same as the previous ritual.

The guests also poured wine and offered it to the celebrants, and offered two bamboo vessels of jujube chestnuts and barbecued meat to the people who helped to eat, all of which were the same as the previous rituals.

So the housewife took the empty lord and went into the room.

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