A private memorial guide for Chinese communities abroad

Why private remembrance matters

Qingming and anniversaries remind us to remember the departed while cherishing the living. Remembrance is not for display; it gives grief a place to rest. For people abroad, one serious ritual can hold what distance takes away.

Who it is for

• People abroad who cannot travel home for Qingming or an anniversary
• People who do not want to share grief on public social media
• Anyone who wants a lasting, quiet place to remember
• Families who want shared memorial dates and reminders

How it works

① Create a memorial profile: name and relationship are required; photo, dates and words are optional → ② choose offerings or a background when you wish → ③ leave words in your private space → ④ set reminders for birthdays, anniversaries, Qingming or Zhongyuan.

A public guide is not a public memorial

This website guide can be searched and read. A memorial you create in the app does not become a public web page, public memorial wall or searchable link. We do not use real deceased people's names, photos or stories in examples; consider family wishes and privacy before creating one.

You control your information

• Name and relationship are used to create your private memorial; photos, dates and words are optional
• You can manage memorial information in your account and use the account process to request an export or deletion
• Private memorial words and photos are not used in public assets, search snippets or marketing materials

Things to know

• Memorial profiles are visible only to you and create no public links
• No shared family management or public message walls
• The memorial table starts empty; offerings appear only when you choose them
• We never use death or guilt to push any action

What XinAn offers

A private memorial profile, optional photos and words, a quiet space, and memorial reminders. The memorial page avoids hard selling; its main actions are offerings and backgrounds.