閫範空存
Refers to the fact that his role model and norms in the family still remain in people's hearts, but he has passed away, emphasizing the feeling of losing the backbone of the family head.
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Understand the meaning first, then choose appropriate termsRefers to the fact that his role model and norms in the family still remain in people's hearts, but he has passed away, emphasizing the feeling of losing the backbone of the family head.
It is similar to "Lan Fan Kongcun", and it emphasizes that his example of housekeeping and doing things will remain in the hearts of future generations for a long time.
We can only look up to the model of kindness that has passed away. It is often used to mourn loving mothers or loving female elders, with reluctance and admiration.
The semantic meaning is more classical, and it is often used to describe the desolate and sad scene when a clan or family loses an important female elder.
"Xuan" is often used to refer to the mother, and "Xuan curtain" is the mother's residence; the falling flowers are a metaphor for the mother's death, which is suitable for mourning the loving mother.
"Huiyin" refers to a good reputation and moral character, which means that it suddenly disappears. It is a metaphor for the death of a virtuous lady, which makes people feel confused and lost.
Describes that the deceased's excellent reputation and moral character are known far and near. Even after death, his good name is still widely circulated.
A classic form of Chu Ci that calls out the souls of the deceased. It is used to express extreme longing and reluctance, as if still looking forward to the return of the deceased. It is often seen in close relationships.
Praise women for being virtuous and capable, performing well in both family and social roles, and can be called virtuous women.
Emphasizes that the deceased was a typical female role model in terms of manners, character and behavior, and is suitable for highly respected ladies.
It means bidding farewell to the deceased forever, but his virtues and friendship will last forever. It is applicable to any important female relatives, friends or elders.
The embroidered pavilion symbolizes the place where a woman lives, and the "wind and cold" symbolizes the loss of the warmth and laughter of the female owner. It is often used to mourn wives or young women.
It describes the separation between the human world and the fairy world. It is a metaphor that the deceased ascends to the fairyland and is difficult to see again. It is often used in condolences with folk beliefs or Taoist colors.
It refers to the deceased leaving the world and wandering in the heaven. It is often used in Chinese, Taoist or folk belief funeral terms.
The allusion refers to a famous virtuous mother in history, which means that the deceased was like a model virtuous mother, who taught her children well and had noble moral character, and is suitable for mourning her mother.
It is often used to describe the death of a woman with beautiful appearance or elegant temperament, often with regret and sorrow for the premature death of youth.
"Xuan Tang" refers to the mother's residence, and the cold dew symbolizes the deserted feeling in the home after the death of the mother, which is suitable for mourning the mother.
Although my mother has passed away, her shelter and teachings seem to still be there. It has a meaning of comfort and gratitude, and is suitable for gentler mourning terms.
An allusive term that generally refers to a woman who has both dignified manners and good character. It can be used to praise a woman who has both virtue and grace.
Describes that the deceased had principles and methods in running housework and managing the family, and was an orderly and good wife, loving mother or hostess.
The tall and straight bamboo is used as a metaphor for a loving and steadfast female elder. "Fengqi" highlights the desolation and sadness after her death. It is suitable as a speech to commemorate a loving mother or a kind elder.
The strong bamboo symbolizes loving elders, and "wind destroys" is a metaphor for the death of a loving mother (or loving elder) under the unpredictable wind, which makes people feel sad.
"Ci Yun" was originally often used to describe Bodhisattva-like compassion, while "Miaomiao" brings out the feeling that love is as far away as clouds. It is suitable for mourning kind-hearted ladies and elders.
Yifan refers to noble conduct that can be imitated, and "still remains" emphasizes that although the body has passed away, his virtues and examples still remain in the hearts of the people.
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Some terms are more traditional and may not apply to all ages, relationships or religions. We will assist in checking before production.
If you are not sure whether the elegy is suitable, you can first choose a commonly used style and explain it in the remarks, and the staff will follow up and check.