These years, because of various official regulations, ancestral worship and similar activities have been restricted a lot, unlike in the past when you could do it with much fanfare.
Plus, the Su Family in Zhenjiang is just a branch, so the whole ceremony is all the more simple.
No rituals.
No opera stage.
Definitely no thousand-strong worshipping crowd.
All there is, is paper money burned to ashes inside iron tubes, under the gaze of the accompanying officials.
But since the procedure isn't formal, that means relative freedom in conduct—people don't need to be so uptight.
And so, during the burning of the money,
Su Hua and Old Su would occasionally chat a bit.
After all, what you can find online is limited; the circumstances of many descendants are only recorded in one's own clan.
