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The text discusses the mourning customs in a specific cultural context, focusing on "Xiao Gong" (Minor Mourning), which applies to various relatives and has a mourning period of five months. The attire includes a cloth mourning garment and simple shoes. The narrative highlights the contrast between families observing mourning and those neglecting it, leading to tension and fear of imperial consequences. Shi Lei's family faces scrutiny for their lack of mourning, prompting a sudden change in attire upon receiving an imperial decree. The chapter concludes with the family's concern about maintaining appearances and the formidable reputation of an elder relative.

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