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Penglai Fairy Island is a Taoist fairyland, and returning to the true meaning means that the deceased returns to the pure and authentic world.
When selecting funeral flower stands, wreaths or flower baskets, condolence messages should be consistent with the identity of the flower sender, relationship with the deceased, religious ceremony and flower style. The following is a compilation of commonly used solemn sentence patterns, flower material meanings and actual usage locations, so that they can be copied for reference first, and then checked by family members or our store staff before production.
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Understand the meaning first, then choose appropriate termsPenglai Fairy Island is a Taoist fairyland, and returning to the true meaning means that the deceased returns to the pure and authentic world.
A classical Chinese allusion refers to the fact that the bright virtues of the deceased are passed down like brilliance for a long time.
It is a metaphor for the return of the deceased to a simple and honest state, free from the troubles of the world.
The chun tree symbolizes the father, and "the wind destroys the chun tree and wilts it" is a metaphor for the severe blow caused by the death of the father or an elder in the family.
Derived from classical words, "daya" symbolizes elegant virtue and style, and "yunde" means no longer existing. It is mostly used for the death of educated and elegant elders or seniors.
The virtues and career achievements of the deceased will shine on future generations for a long time, which symbolizes that the character and contribution of the deceased have far-reaching influence.
"Explicit" refers to honest and fair speech, and "Liu Hui" refers to the good reputation that spreads endlessly. It is often used when elders or professionals who speak impartially and have credibility have passed away.
It means that although the deceased has passed away, his example of how to behave is still in front of us and remains in people's hearts.
The rules and models set by the deceased during his lifetime still exist, but he is no longer alive, which brings with it the feeling of regret and remembrance.
Originally refers to the collapse of roof beams and rafters, which is a metaphor for the death of a pillar figure in a family, family or organization, which brings a huge blow.
Mount Tai is used as a metaphor for a respected elder or father, and "its decline" refers to the collapse of a landslide. It is often used to commemorate the death of a pillar of the family.
"Lao Cheng" refers to seniors who are experienced and steady in dealing with things. The loss of Lao Cheng means the loss of mature, steady and experienced elders.
The Antarctic Canopus star symbolizes longevity and auspiciousness. "Lengmang" refers to the convergence of light. It is often used when an elderly person with high moral character passes away.
"Langyuan" refers to the legendary fairyland. Returning to the true meaning means leaving the world and returning to the pure nature. It often has Taoist fairyland imagery.
"Liangmu" refers to the roof beam, and "Qiqi" means collapse, which is a metaphor for the death of a pillar figure in a family, family or organization, and the foundation is shaken, which is regrettable.
"Beams are broken" describes the damage of roof beams, which means the death of an important pillar, causing the whole family or organization to lose its reliance.
"Chunting" originally refers to the father, and the dew is cold. It is a metaphor for the death of the father or an elder in the family, and the courtyard becomes cold and desolate.
Describes the deceased as having a high degree of moral character and firm integrity, being upright and noble, and worthy of admiration by future generations.
It also emphasizes that the deceased’s integrity and noble conduct are enough for future generations to look up to and follow as an example.
From the classics, "High Mountain Scenery" uses mountains as a metaphor for noble virtues, describing the deceased's noble character and conduct worthy of imitation.
"Hao Li" refers to the location of the cemetery in ancient times. It evokes sadness when happy or sad, describing the deep sorrow when remembering the deceased in front of the grave.
"Gengxing" refers to the stars, and the hidden color means the reduction of brilliance. It is a metaphor for the death of a person who originally shined on everyone, and the light no longer shines.
"Return to one's true nature" means returning to truth and simple nature. It is used to express that the deceased has escaped from the worldly toil and returned to the pure origin.
Praise the deceased for his outstanding achievements in life. His achievements and contributions will remain in people’s memory forever and will not be erased.
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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.