If I can’t drive a loved one’s ashes back to another place for burial for a day, can I stay and stay on the way? Please advise.

According to Chinese traditional cultural customs, under normal circumstances, the ashes of relatives should be buried in their hometown or the hometown of their relatives to show their memory and respect for their relatives. However, with the development of society and the acceleration of people's pace of life, sometimes for convenience, they will choose to take the ashes of their loved ones back to other places for burial.

As for your question, whether you can stay and stay for a day after driving the ashes of your loved ones out of town for burial depends on the specific circumstances. If you need to stay and stay on the way, you can choose some institutions or units that provide services specifically for the burial of ashes, such as funeral parlors, temples, cemeteries, etc. These institutions or units usually provide one-stop services such as ashes burial, sacrifices, and accommodation, so that you can better commemorate your loved ones.

In addition, it should be noted that in traditional Chinese culture, ashes are considered an unlucky thing, so some people may be taboo about it. If you encounter this situation, you can try to avoid mentioning the topic of ashes, or take some methods to resolve the ominous situation, such as putting the urn in the suitcase when staying, or knocking on the door or shouting before staying "I'm back" to resolve the ominous atmosphere.

In short, when choosing stay and accommodation, you should choose the appropriate institution or unit according to the specific situation, and respect the customs and taboos in traditional Chinese culture to show respect and memory for your loved ones.