四川在线记者 李丹 蒋京洲 张庭铭 安葬服务方面，《条例》明确骨灰堂、公墓应当凭死亡证明、火化证明等有关证明材料提供骨灰格位、 公墓墓位，这是为了防止出售"活人墓"。 大家关心的殡葬费用问题，《条例》也有规定。对选择骨灰格位安葬的，殡葬机构将不收费或者适当收 费。国家也会用更严的措施来遏制过高收费的情况。比如，制定基础项目清单，把遗体接运、遗体存 放、骨灰寄存、生态安葬等常见的殡葬服务纳入清单范围；而非基础项目清单，只有设区的市级以上民 政部门才能制定，禁止在清单之外设立项目、收取费用。国家还将把各类殡葬设施和殡葬服务机构运营 行为，统一纳入监管事项清单，依法加大对违法行为的处罚力度，防止有人在这件事上乱赚钱。 对于这件事你怎么看？欢迎在评论区留言。 殡葬是关系千家万户的民生问题。1月7日，据新华社消息，修订后的《殡葬管理条例》（以下简称《条 例》）自2026年3月30日起施行。这部事关"身后事"的立法，有哪些内容值得关注？小铭就来拆解一 下。 每个人都要经历生老病死，也都希望"身后事"办得妥当。《条例》规定，要突出公益惠民，减轻群众丧 葬负担。新设的殡葬服务机构，即殡仪馆、骨灰堂、公墓由政府举办，同时明确， ...

Core Viewpoint - The funeral industry leader Fushouyuan reported its first loss since its Hong Kong listing in 2013, indicating a significant shift in the industry dynamics and consumer behavior [2][4]. Financial Performance - Fushouyuan's revenue for the first half of the year was approximately 611 million yuan, a year-on-year decline of 44.5% [2]. - The company reported a net loss of 261 million yuan, marking a reversal from profit to loss [2]. Market Trends - The average price of burial plots dropped from 120,000 yuan to 63,000 yuan, reflecting a drastic change in market conditions [2]. - Other funeral companies like Wantongyuan and Anxianyuan are also experiencing revenue declines, indicating a broader industry challenge [2]. Policy and Regulatory Environment - Local governments, particularly in Shanghai, are promoting smaller burial plots and advocating for eco-friendly burial methods, which is reshaping the industry [2][3]. - Regulatory changes are shifting the focus from high-profit motives of individual companies to the protection of public interests [2]. Consumer Behavior Changes - There is a noticeable shift in consumer preferences, with many clients opting to store ashes temporarily rather than purchasing expensive burial plots [3]. - The traditional practice of quickly securing burial plots is being replaced by a more cautious approach, influenced by economic conditions and changing cultural attitudes [3]. Industry Future Outlook - The transition from high-profit models to more diversified and affordable services is seen as a maturation of the industry rather than a downturn [4]. - The industry is expected to focus more on its social service and public welfare aspects, moving away from the notion of exorbitant profits [3][4].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs has released ten new or revised industry standards in the funeral sector, aimed at regulating service behaviors, ensuring service quality, and achieving the goal of "peace for the deceased" [1] Group 1: Industry Regulation and Service Transparency - The new standards address issues of non-transparent pricing and service irregularities in funeral service institutions, mandating increased transparency and standardization [2] - Funeral service venues are required to publicly display service processes, pricing standards, and supervisory information, ensuring that pricing is clear and accessible to the public [2][3] - The revised standards include a requirement for detailed cost breakdowns and formal receipts for services rendered, enhancing accountability and consumer trust [2] Group 2: Traceability and Information Security - The newly established "General Requirements for Traceability of Corpses and Ashes" mandates the collection of key traceability information throughout the entire service process, including details about the service provider and associated costs [2][3] - A secure and effective traceability information sharing mechanism is to be established, with clear permissions for information usage to protect privacy [2] Group 3: Cultural and Educational Aspects - The revised standards promote ecological burial methods and civilized memorial practices, aligning with environmental trends and advocating for frugality [4][5] - The updated "Public Cemetery Memorial Service Standards" now includes content on life education, encouraging the exploration of life culture and respectful memorial practices [5] Group 4: Environmental Protection and Sustainable Practices - The standards advocate for eco-friendly burial methods such as sea burials, tree burials, and flower burials, aiming to reduce land resource consumption and promote green practices in the funeral industry [7] - The revised "Sea Burial Service Standards" specify that burial containers must meet environmental and biodegradable requirements, and that non-biodegradable materials should be properly disposed of [7][8] - The updated "Body Cremation Service Standards" emphasize compliance with national environmental standards regarding emissions and noise control during cremation processes [8]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Civil Affairs has released ten new or revised industry standards in the funeral sector, aimed at regulating services and promoting high-quality development in the industry [1] Group 1: Industry Standards - The new standards include guidelines for funeral reception services, ash storage, cemetery burial, sea burial of ashes, cemetery memorial services, and online memorial services [1] - The standards clarify the basic content of funeral services, pricing regulations, and operational procedures [1] Group 2: Regulatory and Development Goals - The initiative is a response to public concerns, aimed at standardizing market order and providing a clear basis for regulatory authorities to address violations [1] - The standards are expected to further regulate funeral services, promote green burial practices, and ensure respectful treatment of the deceased and their families [1]