Since May, the rural funeral reform has been "one-size-fits-all"? "two demolitions and one increase", farmers should pay attention!
As the pace of spring is getting farther away, the breath of summer is coming, and the countryside has also ushered in a wave of reform about funerals. Beginning in May, the reform appears to be a "one-size-fits-all" change in traditional funeral practices in rural areas. So, what exactly does this reform mean? To put it simply, it is "two demolitions and one increase," and peasant friends should pay attention!
First of all, let's talk about the "two demolitions".
The first demolition is the demolition of those non-compliant cemeteries. In the past, there were cases in many places where tombs were built on land without permission, which not only wasted land resources, but also destroyed the ecological environment. The purpose of this reform is to demolish these non-compliant cemeteries, return the land to nature, and restore the ecology.
The second demolition is the demolition of those luxurious cemeteries. In some places, cemeteries are built more luxuriously than houses, which not only wastes a lot of money, but also encourages extravagance. This reform is to demolish these luxurious cemeteries and return the funeral to its simple and simple origins.
Next, let's take a look at "One Increase".
This increase is due to the increase in public cemeteries. In order to meet the funeral needs of farmers, the government will build more public cemeteries so that every deceased can have a resting place. At the same time, these public cemeteries will also be managed in a standardized manner to make funeral activities more civilized and orderly.
Seeing this, some peasant friends may ask: Can we really accept such a reform? After all, funeral is a major event involving everyone's birth, old age, sickness and death, and we cannot be careless.
Actually, we don't have to worry about it at all. This reform is not to force everyone to change the traditional funeral method, but to make the funeral activities more reasonable and orderly under the premise of protecting the ecology and saving resources. We just want every deceased person to have a quiet and decent home, so that every living person can have a comfortable living environment.
Besides, such a reform would be beneficial to each of us. We live in a big family, if everyone can save a little land resources and protect the ecological environment, then the family will definitely be more harmonious and beautiful. Moreover, this reform is not to deprive us of our rights and interests, but to allow us to enjoy better services and better guarantees.
Therefore, this rural funeral reform is actually a care and care for each of us. It is not to change our traditional habits "one size fits all", but to allow us to better enjoy funeral services under the premise of protecting the ecology and saving resources.
Of course, such a reform also requires our understanding and support. After all, reform is never achieved overnight, and it requires us to constantly explore and improve in practice. We need to accept this reform with an inclusive attitude, participate in this reform with a positive attitude, and discover the beauty in this reform with a wise eye.
In short, the rural funeral reform that began in May is a reform that concerns the interests of each of us. We must face it with a positive attitude, discover it with a wise eye, and accept it with an inclusive attitude. Let us look forward to a better and more harmonious rural future!