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In the funeral custom, there was a series of procedures and details related to sending the dead. The first was the funeral. When the old man was dying, his children and other immediate family members would guard him and listen to his last words until he passed away. This was a display of filial piety. Not being able to send him to his death was often seen as a regret. When the old man was in danger, some places would move him from the bedroom to the plank bed in the main courtyard. If the soul died on the bed, it might not be able to cross over, and the poorer places would use the removed door as a bed. At the same time, the family would burn joss paper (some places called it "burning the fallen joss paper" or "burning the fallen joss paper"), and some would even set off firecrackers to indicate the death of the deceased and to announce the funeral. After the death of the deceased, the family had to send a funeral notice to their relatives and friends as soon as possible or go to the door to inform them of the death and inform them of the date of the funeral. The filial son who reported the funeral had to wear filial clothes and hats. He could not enter other people's homes. When someone greeted him, he had to kowtow regardless of age. After that was the burial. Before the deceased entered the coffin, they had to undergo plastic surgery, such as shaving their heads, shaving their faces, changing their bodies, wearing burial clothes, etc., and then covering their faces with white silk (some places used paper money). There were many customs, such as not wearing leather clothes for the deceased to avoid reincarnation as a beast, and not dripping tears on the deceased when wearing clothes. Within 24 hours after the death of the deceased, the corpse had to be officially moved into the coffin at a specific time. The orientation of the corpse in the coffin was different in different areas. After that, there was the aspect of guarding the shop. The family members of the deceased had to take turns to guard the side of the shop of the deceased day and night to show filial piety. After entering the coffin, guarding and sleeping beside the coffin was called guarding the spirit. There were also coffins. Because they had to choose an auspicious day and place to bury the dead, they might be buried at home. In ancient times, it was common for coffins to be placed for seven days or even longer. Although it was not common now, there might be coffins placed for a shorter period of time. The mourning period was also one of them. The family members of the deceased began mourning after the death of the deceased. The men did not wear gorgeous clothes (such as straw sandals, which were not common nowadays). The women had to take off their decorations and colorful clothes. The men and women wore mourning clothes and hats according to their relationship with the deceased. During the mourning period (usually one month or one hundred days), there were many taboos for dutiful sons, such as not being able to have a haircut, not being able to sleep with each other, not being able to meet relatives and friends, not being able to attend banquets, not being able to enter temples, and so on. During the funeral segment, the deceased was sent to the burial place. There was also the process of burying the dead. During the funeral, there were seven levels of sacrificial activities. After death, they had to stop for 49 days and sacrifice once every seven days. Other than that, there were also important ceremonies such as the Great Coffin (placing the deceased in the coffin, usually held on the third day), the Small Coffin (dressing the deceased, usually held the next day), and so on. The novel "Half Conspiracy for the Court and Half Conspiracy for the Monarch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Li Bing and Li Bao were the same person. Li Bing was originally Li Bao, the younger brother of Li Fu, the King of Zhao. In order to find out the truth, he took Li Bing's identity. Li Bing had displayed outstanding wisdom and courage in the book. Therefore, Li Bing and Li Bao were the same person, but the story lines of the two were merged in the series.

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Li Bing was dead. In the " Daily Records of the Supreme Court " and its derivative works, Li Bing was one of the main characters. He was assassinated at a banquet and was fatally injured. Later, Li Bing, who was called Li Bao," unfortunately died." In addition, some search results mentioned that Li Bing died in Qiu Qingzhi's arms. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Li Bing died in the story.

Li Bing's original form was Pei Donglai. Pei Donglai was a character in the movie " Di Renjie: The Empire of Heaven " by Xu Ke, played by Deng Chao. He was an official of the Supreme Court with albinism, and he had extremely high insight and a sense of justice. In the " Daily Records of the Supreme Court," the author created and created the character of Li Bing. He added another identity to the original Pei Donglai, which was the sixth son of the King of Zhao and the former Prince of Tianshui.

Li Bing was one of the main characters in the manga " Daily Records of the Supreme Court " and its derivative works. He was originally the son of the King of Zhao, but was turned into a cat after being assassinated by Lai Junchen and became a junior official of the Supreme Court. He was good at observation and reasoning, qinggong, and scratching people. He was unexpectedly gentle to women. Li Bing showed excellent reasoning ability and martial arts level in the play. However, there was no clear information about Li Bing's true identity and his relationship with the other characters.

Li Bing's original form was Pei Donglai. Pei Donglai was a character in the movie " Di Renjie: The Empire of Heaven " by Xu Ke, played by Deng Chao. He was a young official of the Supreme Court, suffering from albinism. He had extremely high insight and a sense of justice. In the " Daily Records of the Supreme Court," the author created and created the character of Li Bing. He added another identity to the original Pei Donglai, which was the sixth son of the King of Zhao and the former Prince of Tianshui. However, the search results did not provide any more information about Li Bing.

Li Bing was indeed dead in the Dali Temple Diary and its derivative works. At a banquet, Li Bing was attacked by an assassin and was fatally injured. Li Bing, who was later known as Li Bao,"unfortunately died." In addition, some search results mentioned that Li Bing died in Qiu Qingzhi's arms. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Li Bing died in the story.

There was no clear information about Li Bing's ending. Although the information about Li Bing mentioned his background and experiences, there was no mention of his final fate or ending. The manga " Da Lisi Diary " has yet to reveal Li Bing's ending, so we can't know his final fate.