Does Chaoshan worship Zhong Kui?

There is indeed a traditional custom of worshipping Zhong Kui in Chaoshan culture. Zhong Kui is one of the gods in Taoist belief and is regarded as the protector. In Chaoshan area, especially in Chaoshan Hakka area, Zhong Kui's birthday is on the second day of the first lunar month, also known as "Zhong Kui Festival". On this day, people will set up a stage at home to pay homage to Zhong Kui and pray for his family's peace, personal health and smooth career. At the same time, some places will hold cultural performances in Zhong Kui and hold parades in Zhong Kui to celebrate this traditional festival. Extended content: In addition to Chaoshan area, the tradition of worshipping Zhong Kui is also widely spread all over the country, especially in the south. Some places even hold grand "Zhong Kui Games". People will put on Zhong Kui's clothes, play the role of Zhong Kui in various forms, and pray for its safety and success for a year. In some places, "Zhong Kui Letter" will be played, that is, a procession will be held in front of a statue or temple in Zhong Kui to pray for the fulfillment of wishes. And Zhong Kui has also become the theme of culture and art, occupying an important position in ancient literature, drama and TV series.