On the day of the funeral, the eldest grandson led the way with a "bamboo lantern", the nephew carried the portrait, and all relatives lined up with incense. There are drum teams, foreign military bands, percussion classes, waist drum teams, wreaths, flower cards and local funeral teams for the elderly. There are portraits of the dead in the pavilion, and salutes and whips are placed from time to time. When the funeral procession crosses the bridge, the son should bow to show his gratitude.

When the coffin arrived at the cemetery, it was pushed into the tomb pit at the right time and built with bricks. There is only a hole about an inch square in the middle, which is called "Longmen". When the time comes, light a fire, play music, set off a cannon, and the dutiful son falls to the ground. A mason blocked the Longmen with a small brick and sealed it.