article_snippet.sent: Tens of millions of people in China marked the annual 'Tomb Sweeping Festival' this weekend by travelling home to Tens of millions of people in China ancestral villages.
article_snippet.sent: Families across China descended on graveyards to clean Families across the country tombs of the deceased and honour Families across the country loved ones, burning fake paper money and leaving Families across the country favourite food and drink to ensure Families across the country are not poor or hungry in the afterlife.
article_snippet.sent: Around 1.3 billion Chinese people marked the annual 'Tomb Sweeping Festival', a three-day holiday in China, by watching parades and travelling home .
article_snippet.sent: While millions of Chinese people made the trip to millions of Chinese people ancestral villages, opportunistic traders took advantage of some people's inability to make the visit - advertising 'tomb sweeping packages' which include weeping, praying and cleaning.
article_snippet.sent: A couple pray as A couple burn paper money during Qingming.
article_snippet.sent: A puff of smoke floats above the tomb as a woman burns paper money for a woman ancestor, while cleaning around the grave in Shanghai .
article_snippet.sent: More than a billion Chinese people went back to More than a billion Chinese people ancestral villages to visit and tidy the graves of More than a billion Chinese people ancestors for the public holiday .
article_snippet.sent: Survivors and victims of the Nanjing Massacre carry flowers and mourn the deceased as part of 'Tomb-Sweeping Day' in China .
highlights_snippet.sent: Last day of festival sees Chinese families visit Chinese families ancestors' graves to clean, burn paper money and pray .
  