 The establishment of Tung Wah Coffin Home in Hong Kong in 1875, named "Tung Wah Yih Jong" (東華義莊) in Cantonese Chinese, firmly entrenched this euphemistic use.Coffin homes are primarily found in Greater China and places with substantial overseas Chinese populations.Most coffins that pass through the care of a coffin home are those of migrant workers who die in their place of work but who desired burial in their home villages.