Is it okay to visit the graves on the 20th day of the third lunar month in 2022? Do not let your grandchildren visit the graves.

The customs and habits are different in every place, but everyone attaches great importance to the day for visiting graves. So is it a good time to visit graves on March 20th of the lunar calendar in 2022? Never let your grandchildren visit the grave.

Is it a good time to visit graves on the 20th day of the third lunar month in 2022?

Gregorian calendar: Wednesday, April 20, 2022 Taurus (Gregorian calendar)

Lunar calendar: March 20, 2022 (lunar calendar)

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【should】

Marry, travel, close the tent, wear the hairpin, set up the bed, take off the mourning clothes, put on the mourning clothes, build the stove, trade, sign the contract, bury, move the coffin, break the ground and bury

【avoid】

Litigation opening ceremony

According to the lunar calendar, it is not a good day to visit graves on March 20th of the lunar calendar in 2022. There will be no "sacrifice" on this day, so don't choose today to visit graves!

Don't let your grandchildren visit the grave.

When a grandson visits a grave, he is skipping his level;

Generally speaking, China has a very strict hierarchy, and even now it still continues when it comes to visiting graves. That is to say, when visiting a grave, you must not skip levels. For example, if a grandfather passes away, the one who visits the grave must be his son, that is, someone of the father's generation. The grandchildren belong to the next level. Only after all the parents have passed away can they visit the graves, so this relationship must not be messed up.
At the same time, China is a vast country with rich resources, and every place has its own traditions and customs, although in most areas grandchildren are not allowed to visit their grandfather's graves. However, in some areas, there are not so many rules in this regard and people can be more casual. Of course, whether it is the father or the grandson who goes to the grave, they must be dressed neatly and keep clean and decent. They must not go to the grave unkempt and dirty.