Read the passage; and then answer the following questions
read the passage,and then answer the following questions
1) why does ancestor worship become a religious practice?
2) What are the activities of the worship ?
3) Why do people burn spirit money for their dead ancestors ?
4) What can we see on the spirit tablet ?
5) When does anniversary rite for the major deceased member of the family take place ?
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
Ancestor worship is a religious practice based on
belief that one's ancestors process supernatural powers,
such as gods, angels, saints, or demons.
Ancestor worship in some cultures honors the deeds,
memories, and sacrifice of the dead. Much of the worship
includes visiting the ancestors at their graves, making
offerings to them to provide for their welfare in the
afterlife.
Spirit money (also called Hell Notes) is sometimes
burned as an offering to ancestors as well for the afterlife.
The living may regard the ancestors as "guardian angels"
to them, perhaps in protecting them from serious
accidents, or guiding their path in life.
Families burned incense_every day on the domestic
ancestral altar. In China, the family altar houses the family
spirit tablets. On the outer surface of the spirit tablet is
engraved the year of the death, his full name, and the name
of the son who erects the tablet.
Anniversary rites take place on the death date of each
major deceased member of the family every year.
Sacrificial food is offered, and living members of the
family participate in the ceremony in ritual based on age
and generation.
1) why does ancestor worship become a religious practice?
2) What are the activities of the worship ?
3) Why do people burn spirit money for their dead ancestors ?
4) What can we see on the spirit tablet ?
5) When does anniversary rite for the major deceased member of the family take place ?
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
Ancestor worship is a religious practice based on
belief that one's ancestors process supernatural powers,
such as gods, angels, saints, or demons.
Ancestor worship in some cultures honors the deeds,
memories, and sacrifice of the dead. Much of the worship
includes visiting the ancestors at their graves, making
offerings to them to provide for their welfare in the
afterlife.
Spirit money (also called Hell Notes) is sometimes
burned as an offering to ancestors as well for the afterlife.
The living may regard the ancestors as "guardian angels"
to them, perhaps in protecting them from serious
accidents, or guiding their path in life.
Families burned incense_every day on the domestic
ancestral altar. In China, the family altar houses the family
spirit tablets. On the outer surface of the spirit tablet is
engraved the year of the death, his full name, and the name
of the son who erects the tablet.
Anniversary rites take place on the death date of each
major deceased member of the family every year.
Sacrificial food is offered, and living members of the
family participate in the ceremony in ritual based on age
and generation.