Qing Ming reps will cry for a fee


SEVERAL companies in China are offering services to those who cannot go to the cemeteries for Qing Ming or Chinese All Souls’ Day, which will be observed tomorrow, Sin Chew Daily reported.

For a fee, representatives would go to the cemeteries to offer fruits, food, flowers and paper offerings on behalf of their clients, and some packages even include a live report so their clients could witness the whole ceremony.

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