Burning paper money is a custom in traditional Chinese culture and a part of Chinese folk beliefs. People burn paper money not only to pay respects to their ancestors and loved ones, but also for prayers for peace, health, wealth and other prayers. On traditional Chinese festivals and important occasions, such as Ching Ming Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, weddings,birthday banquets, etc, people burn paper money to worship their ancestors or pray for good luck.At the same time, burning paper money is also a traditional belief and cultural custom, representing people's reverence and faith in their ancestors and spirits. By burning paper money, people can not only convey their thoughts to the gods and ancestors, but also let them enjoy material satisfaction and comfort in the other world as well. At the same time, they can also receive the blessings and rewards from the gods and ancestors. The thoughts and love for the deceased loved ones are conveyed through the burning of paper, and also through the act of burning paper to remember the deceased and share the joys and sorrows of being on earth, hoping that the deceased will bless them to have a better life on earth. But there are also people who burn paper to send their inner feelings of longing, to gain a strength to live better in the world by remembering the deceased and pouring out their hearts; and to remember the spirit left by the deceased through such a custom to further inspire the living to solve difficulties and create a new life. Therefore, it has a positive meaning.