Who's Zhong Kui?

Zhong Kui is a god who can kill ghosts and exorcise evil spirits in China folklore.

Zhong Kui is the "saint of towns and houses" in the traditional culture of China. According to ancient records, he was a native of Central South Chang 'an in the early Tang Dynasty, with pig iron face, sideburns and strange appearance. However, he is a talented, well-informed, knowledgeable and talented person. He is always upright, upright, and upright with others. During the Spring Festival, Zhong Kui was the door god, and during the Dragon Boat Festival, Zhong Kui was the heavenly master who cut off the five poisons, and Zhong Kui was the only omnipotent god among the traditional Taoist gods in China.

Characteristics of Zhong Kui

Zhong Kui is a typical fairy who looks like "crooked melon and cracked jujube", but although Zhong Ye deals with evil spirits every day and looks unattractive, the people don't hate him for this reason, but they are very sought after. On holidays, everyone likes to hang the statue of his old man on the door to ward off evil spirits Today, Zhong Kui's faith has lasted for more than a thousand years.