One of the most common Jewish cemetery customs is to leave a small stone at the grave of a loved one after visiting. Its origins are rooted in ancient times. Throughout the centuries the tradition of leaving a visitation stone has become part of the act of remembrance.
在亲爱之人的墓碑上，摆放上一块小石子，这是犹太人对于死亡及哀悼的一种习俗，这一传统的起源可以追溯至历史纪元之初，
“祭拜石”的德行被代代相传，流传至今。 .
