Is the fourth day to meet the god of wealth or the kitchen god?

The fourth day is the day to meet the kitchen god, and the fifth day is the day to meet the god of wealth.

In folklore, the fourth day of the first month is the day to welcome the kitchen god back. In ancient times, people thought that the kitchen god was in charge of good and evil on earth, observing the sufferings of the people, and everything in the family was under the control of the kitchen god. Therefore, on this day, people put fruits, dining tables, candles and incense in the kitchen to pray for the God of the Kitchen to protect their families.

Meeting the God of Wealth is an ancient traditional festival custom in China. Because China folklore says that the fifth day of the first month is the birthday of the God of Wealth, after the first day of the first month, the next most important activity is to meet the God of Wealth. On the night before God of Wealth's birthday, every family held a banquet to celebrate God of Wealth.

In China, there are many different customs of picking up the god of wealth. In some places, the first day of the first month is the God of Wealth Festival, while in others, it is the fourth and fifth days of the first month.

The origin of Kitchen God:

Kitchen god is also called kitchen god, kitchen god, kitchen god is in charge of life, kitchen god is the star king. In ancient times, almost every kitchen had a throne of kitchen god. People call this god the commander of Kitchen God. It is said that he is Xiang Liang, the "Nine-Day Chef", who is in charge of kitchen management and fire fighting, so he is worshipped.

Most of the niches of Kitchen God are located in the north or east of the kitchen, and the idol of Kitchen God is in the middle. Some people who don't have the niche of the Kitchen King also put the idol directly on the wall. Some gods only draw a kitchen god, while others have two men and women. The goddess is called grandma kitchen god.

Kitchen God is the most representative and popular god among the Han people, and it entrusts the good wishes of the working people of the Han nationality to ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters and welcome happiness.