What are the taboos for women to carry corpses after the death of the old man?

After the death of the old man, women need to follow some taboos when carrying the body. First of all, it should be noted that these taboos may vary according to different cultures and regions, so the specific regulations may vary according to the situation. Here are some common taboos:

1. Women can't carry corpses, but men are usually responsible for carrying corpses. This is because women are regarded as feminized in traditional culture and death is regarded as feminized, so women may "take away" the female power of death.

2. If the body must be carried by women, women should try to avoid touching any part of the body, especially the private parts.

3. In the process of carrying the body, the person carrying the body should keep quiet and avoid talking or doing anything that may be considered reckless or disrespectful.

4. People who carry corpses should keep their bodies and environment clean to avoid any possible pollution or defilement.

5. When disposing of the corpse, the corpse carrier should abide by all health and safety regulations to ensure the safety of himself and others.

It should be noted that these taboos may not be universally applicable, and the specific provisions may vary according to different regions and beliefs. If you want to know more about the specific regulations in your area, it is recommended to consult the local cultural or religious authorities.