英文摘要 |
In traditional society, weddings and funeral ceremonies are the main rituals of the human life cycle, in which the relationships between the rights and obligations among the relatives are built. With the rituals in mourning clothes and ancestor worship becoming less strict in modern times, Hakka funerals including burials traditionally allow the participation of female family members, which has established a way to adapt to family ethics in a society with sub-replacement fertility. The roadside worship, which combines blood relatives with the relatives by marriage, can further build up the more delicate relations among the relatives, which serves the purpose of social education by integrating faith with ethical morality. |