On the eighth day of Minnan, who is God? What are the local customs?

On the eighth day of Minnan, God worshipped the Jade Emperor. Local people need sacrifices on this day, and there are many customs and taboos in the sacrifices.

1. Bye? God?

There are different types of worshipping God, and there are also different times and places. Time is mainly divided into two time periods, one is New Year's Eve and the other is the eighth day. As for the location, it depends on whether there is a incense burner hanging in your home.

It is not easy to worship God. Grab a table, put some dishes, and then bye. Worship of the gods requires preparation:

① A table with auspicious embroidered red tablecloth on the front. There is a censer, a candle and two flowers in the vase. ? ③ The dishes prepared are: a cooked whole chicken, a piece of pork with three hairs on its tail, a piece of cooked pork, a piece of cooked fish, six bowls of dried vegetarian dishes, six bowls of wet vegetarian dishes, a plate of peanuts, a plate of longan, a plate of red dates, a steamed cake, a bowl of rice cakes, twelve red circles, six red turtles, three cups of green tea and five kinds of fruits. (4) a row of jade incense (5) some gold.

There are many customs in southern Fujian. In addition to worshipping gods, there are also wandering gods around the Lantern Festival. This is also a unique custom and culture in southern Fujian. Highlight the unique regional style!

Second, customs are not equal to customs.

Many people think that worshipping the Heavenly Palace is a feudal superstition and undesirable, but for local people, it is a belief and a psychological hint of praying for peace. You can not accept it, but you can't denigrate this belief. The world is beautiful because it is different. If customs in all areas are banned, there will be no vitality and interest.

Worship to God is the only way for Minnan people to spend the New Year. Perhaps it is the progress of the times, and there are fewer and fewer things on the sacrificial table, but this tradition has been continuing. Maybe it will disappear one day, but it is also their choice. Before this disappears, I hope onlookers will try not to slander it.