What is Tian Guan Zhi Fu

Tian Guan Zhi Fu is an important concept in traditional Chinese culture, originating from Taoist beliefs and folk customs. The term "Tian Guan Chi Fu" usually refers to the descent of Tian Guan Da Di (天官大帝) to the earth on the Shang Yuan Festival (上元节), which falls on the fifteenth day of the first month of the Chinese lunar calendar, to bestow blessings and good fortune on people. In Taoism, Tian Guan Da Di is regarded as a deity who bestows blessings, representing happiness, longevity and wealth. In folklore, people often use "Tian Guan Zhi Fu" for decorations during festivals such as the Chinese New Year, symbolizing prayers for family happiness, well-being and good fortune in the new year. On the fifteenth day of the first month of the lunar calendar, it is said that the Heavenly Officials descend to bestow blessings, and it is called the Shangyuan Festival. It is said in Emperor Liang's Purpose: "Shangyuan is the hour when the Heavenly Officials bestow blessings." Among the Tianguan figures and bats. Tianguan wears a Ruyi winged prime minister's hat, five locks of long beard, red robe with embroidered dragon, tied with a jade belt, and embraces Ruyi. Tian Gu, bat as the main composition, "bat" and "Fu" homophonic, to express the meaning of good luck, Tian Guan descending blessings.