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The content discusses the mourning customs and regulations in a historical context, particularly focusing on the mourning attire known as "Zhan Sui." It explains the significance of this attire for various relationships, such as a child mourning a parent or a father mourning an eldest son. The text highlights the emotional weight of these customs, detailing the specific garments and accessories involved, as well as the mourning period, traditionally lasting three years. It also touches on the societal expectations and behaviors associated with mourning, illustrating the tension between personal grief and public perception, especially in the case of five officials who must navigate these customs amid political intrigue.

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