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The traditional custom of Han nationality in China is to put up red couplets and wear red flowers when they get married. The bride and groom have to wear red to hang them, so it is called "red thing". When a person dies, his descendants will wear linen and Dai Xiao. They all use white cloth, so it is called "white matter". The management of weddings and funerals varies according to different national customs. With the improvement of people's cultural level and the change of customs and habits, the management of weddings and funerals has been greatly simplified. 1. Marriage custom Our country's marriage custom has a long history of thousands of years, especially after the evolution and enrichment of feudal times, a set of marriage custom norms has been formed. Marriage customs are directly influenced by the marriage system. Due to the unbalanced development of multi-ethnic groups and their society in China, various forms of marriage customs have been formed in the process of marriage development, some of which still have certain influence. Judging from the present situation of national marriage customs in China, there are at least the following etiquette in marriage in China at present, namely, proposal, marriage, blind date, engagement (for a holiday), dismissal (for a holiday), fixing the wedding date, welcoming together, visiting the bride, wedding banquet, tying the knot, quarreling and worshiping the mother. These programs are connected to form a complete wedding. 2. Funeral custom People die for mourning, and some kind of burial ceremony for the deceased is called burial. A funeral without etiquette is called a funeral. Funeral funeral is called mourning for short. Funeral procedures generally include stopping, mourning, mourning, sitting at night (wake), burial, mourning and mourning. Funerals include collective burial, joint burial, relocation burial, Artemisia burial, water burial, wind burial, coffin hanging, cave burial, cremation, earth burial, celestial burial and so on. Modern funeral etiquette has the following specific etiquette: setting up funeral organizations, issuing obituaries, offering elegies, singing elegies, offering wreaths, wearing black gauze and white flowers, holding a wake, saying goodbye to the body, holding a memorial service, and making eulogy.