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SummaryPhoto: IC Ahead of the Qingming Festival, many localities across China are vigorously promoting eco-friendly burials, which analysts believe will help to alleviate the strain on land resources, contribute to environmental protection, and also fulfill people’s emotional needs for remembering their departed loved ones.Qingming Festival, also known as “Tomb-Sweeping Festival,” will fall on Thursday this year, which is a traditional Chinese festival for people to pay tribute to the deceased and to worship their ancestors. World TimesThe ashes buried there are not engraved with a tombstone, name, or any identification. “Eco-friendly burial will reduce the use and consumption of land resources, making it a good balance mechanism for resource scarcity, especially in large cities. “Nowadays, people have many ways and means to commemorate the deceased, and society also attaches great…