In recent years, due to various official regulations, behaviors like ancestral worship have been constrained significantly, unlike the ostentatious ceremonies of the earlier years.
Furthermore, since the Zhenjiang Su Clan is merely a branch, the entire worship process has become more simplified.
There are no ceremonial rituals.
No opera stages.
And certainly no thousand people worship.
All that is left is the sight of paper money being placed into iron barrels and burnt to ashes under the watchful eyes of the accompanying officials.
However, the informal process also represents relative freedom of speech, allowing everyone not to be overly restrained.
Thus, during the burning of the money.
Su Hua and Old Su occasionally exchanged a few words.
After all, the information available online is limited, and many survival conditions of descendants are only recorded within one's own clan.
