In Hui areas, some traditional bouquets or baskets are usually used to decorate graves to show respect and nostalgia for the dead. These bouquets or baskets are exquisite in shape, color and quantity, and need to be selected and used according to local customs.
In addition, the following points should be noted in the process of burial:
1. Time: The time of burial depends on local customs, usually in the morning or afternoon.
2. Location: The burial place can be chosen in the ancestral graves or public cemeteries of the family, but care should be taken not to violate the taboo of geomantic omen.
3. Ceremony: Before burial, some necessary ceremonies, such as chanting and praying, are needed to express respect and mourning for the deceased.
4. Buried items: You can choose whether to bury some items for the deceased according to your own wishes, such as gold and silver jewelry and daily necessities. But be careful not to violate local customs and habits.
In short, Hui people can decorate their graves with flowers when mourning, but the specific forms and requirements need to be determined according to local customs.