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After returning to Sifang, Wang Bo asked Zeng Ping to drive the van back. His second uncle would use the van to deliver goods tomorrow, and asked her to rest early. Zeng Ping asked Wang Bo in a low voice when he would leave. Wang Bo shook his head and said he would stay here tonight.
After arriving home, Cheng Wenjin finally felt a little more energetic and planned to cook some noodles for everyone to eat, but was stopped by the people around her, who said they were not hungry.
The next step is to discuss Liang Jingquan’s funeral.
The first thing is to invite a Taoist priest. The custom here in Sifang is to “clear the way” for the body before cremation. The choice of burial cemetery and date, including the practices before burial, and salvation all need to be handled by Taoist priests. Cheng Wenjin and Liang Ya didn’t understand this, so they had to let Liang Jingquan’s father and brothers and sisters, who had organized or participated in weddings and weddings, do it.
As for the mourning hall for relatives, friends, colleagues and classmates to come to remember and say goodbye, if you are from the city, you will usually borrow a special hall of the funeral home; but for rural people, they will usually set up the mourning hall in the hall of your home for the guests attending the funeral. Condolences. Although Liang Jingquan became a city dweller, most of his relatives and friends were in the countryside. Liang Jingquan’s father discussed with his daughter-in-law Cheng Wenjin and asked if his son’s funeral hall could be set up in his hometown in the countryside. After all, the burial place of his son’s bones would not be there after cremation. He will be buried with his deceased grandparents, and he will return to his roots.
In this regard, Cheng Wenjin had no experience or opinions. She could only nod and say that she would obey the arrangements of her father and elder brother.
Since the mourning hall is located in Liang Jingquan’s rural hometown, the banquet can only be held in his rural hometown. After that, Cheng Wenjin discussed with the Liang family about the chef to be hired for the wedding, the table to be ordered, and other matters. Most of them are Liang Jingquan’s parents. The brothers and sisters said that Cheng Wenjin heard that she really had no experience in dealing with this kind of thing.
Weddings and funerals are complicated and extremely labor-intensive affairs. After discussing the funeral-related matters, it was already one o’clock in the morning.
Liang Jingquan’s parents, brothers and sisters said goodbye one by one and left, returning to the countryside. Lu Wei and Wang Bo stayed behind. When Lu Wei was in Guanghan, she used Wang Bo’s cell phone to call home and told her parents that she would stay at Liang Ya’s house to accompany Liang Ya that night. When Cheng Wenjin saw that Wang Bo wanted to stay, he asked him to go back and rest. He had already troubled him too much today.
“Auntie, just let me stay here. I’ll sleep on the sofa!” Wang