I'll count all those horrible traditional funerals

there will be a lot of fading around the world.

today, the traditional funeral in china is to put on a life jacket for the dead, meaning that the latter ' s soul is overstepped.

so what are the funerals in other countries? as we know relatively well, there seems to be a tradition of martyrdom all over the world, with the higher the number of people buried.

take a look at qin's soldiers.

the practice of martyrdom still existed in the world, as in the case of some original tribes in the amazon jungle and in the fiji islands in the south pacific.

the coroner's day is a holiday for the melinas of madagascar.

the so-called mortuary festival is the time at which locals invite their ancestors' remains to dance and wrap them in white cloth.

at the end of the dance, people will draw the profile of their dead relatives with their fingers separated from them and tell the children how important it is.

it's hard for us chinese to throw the body into the ground! the burial is also called an open burial, which has been used by many peoples in australia, new guinea and north america.

it's one of the funerals of our ancient minorities in the southern part of the country, and it's a way of doing so in the ancient provinces of ancient history.

but what is truly curious is how people put coffins on cliffs in the old age of technological backwardness.

the water burial is an older burial in the world, where the bodies of the dead are buried in rivers and lakes.

water is considered to be the source of life and should be returned upon death.

water burials were said to have been regularly observed in the yaruzeb river, but are now rare.

i'm sorry