Feudal superstition supplies are untrustworthy, seized and sealed
April 3 news, yesterday morning, the Beijing Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau Comprehensive Law Enforcement Brigade came to several funeral supply stores near the funeral home in the eastern suburbs. Most of the goods such as urns, shrouds, and flower baskets were clearly marked with sales prices in accordance with the "one item, one label" regulations of the Municipal Development and Reform Commission.
However, in addition to urns and other sacrificial cleaning supplies, some stores still sell non-compliant feudal superstitions such as ghost tickets, paper houses, paper horses, and paper carts. In a funeral supply store, law enforcement officers found a large amount of ghost coins on the table.
On the shelves, there were also paper figures, paper boats, and even paper refrigerators, BMWs, "vaults", "silver mountains" and other feudal superstition sacrificial items. After showing his work permit to the boss, Yu Yue, the captain of the fifth team of the Municipal Civil Affairs Comprehensive Law Enforcement Supervision Brigade, explained the relevant provisions of the "Beijing Funeral Management Regulations" to the boss and confiscated all feudal superstition sacrificial items in the store.
Today is Tomb-sweeping Day, and many people want to be able to pay tribute to their ancestors, but feudal superstition and remembering their ancestors are not the same thing. Recently, many people believe in some feudal superstitions, and there are also things that do not meet the regulations, such as paper houses, so now the relevant departments have seized these feudal supplies.
