Why is China's coffin high and low, not flat?

Since the ancients, people in China have always paid attention to Yin and Yang and Feng Shui, especially funeral matters. China's coffin is high and low, which means one yin and one yang. The dead are in it, sleeping between yin and yang. Yin and yang are heaven and earth, and between them is heaven and earth. This is the greatest respect for the deceased. Besides, the coffin is the residence of the deceased. Since it is a residence, it is necessary to design eaves to facilitate drainage when it rains, so it is also planned to design one high and one low.

Life and death are the most important things in the world. No matter who they are, no matter how great their achievements are, no matter how humble they are, people always start to live and finally die. For life, people have placed infinite hopes; But also an attitude of respect and nostalgia for the deceased. People can't be resurrected after death. We living people don't know where we went after death, but we have nostalgia and respect for the dead. Therefore, we will pay special attention to all kinds of funeral matters of death, just like coffins pay attention to one height and one height, and there are many things, not only for the convenience of design or other things, but also for many things.

China people have a particularly deep "obsession" with Yin and Yang, which represents the summary of understanding the laws of nature by ancient China civilization. It represents everything in the world and promotes the description of the basic factors of natural development and change. It is the existence of objective laws, so we will try our best to balance yin and yang, that is, the laws of nature.

The living seek the highest level of self-awareness in the yin and yang of heaven and earth, and we also hope that the dead can enjoy the same treatment. We don't know the world after death, but we always hope that the soul of the deceased can still find a good home in this infinite world of yin and yang, and enjoy all the beauty of this world with us under the same sky. This is our greatest respect for the deceased and our best memory of them.