Who are the four great immortals in Northeast China?

There are five great immortals in Northeast China: Hu (Fox). The fox fairy is commonly known as the Great Immortal among the people. It has high magical power and can transform into human form. In the works of the Warring States Period, the mythical beast based on the fox was presented, and was endowed with special abilities. "Lu's Spring and Autumn"

It is recorded that Dayu did not get married for thirty years in order to control floods. When he passed Tushan, he met a nine-tailed white fox. The people there sang: "Big white fox, with nine tails long and long, I hope you get married early.

The children and grandchildren will be prosperous. "The Spring and Autumn Annals of Wuyue in the Eastern Han Dynasty records the legend of Dayu marrying a nine-tailed white fox named Tushan.

Legend has it that the fox is a progressive animal. In ancient times, it was unwilling to be hunted, so it began to look for ways to become stronger. It is said that it was guided to find a place where it could communicate with the outside world to practice. Those who could endure loneliness and had the will to continue to practice.

After practicing hard and cultivating, he has experienced millions of full-moon nights, and he has absorbed the essence of the sun and moon through his inner elixir and become an immortal.

2. Willow (Snake) The Willow Fairy is considered to be the incarnation of the dragon. Among the twelve Chinese zodiac signs, the snake is considered to be the little dragon. It has a strange shape that can hide the changes of molting. It behaves strangely and has more powerful magic power. It can absorb food from thousands of miles away.

I believe everyone has heard of the folk legend "The Legend of White Snake", which is eye-catching and admirable.

3. Bai (Hedgehog) Bai Xian Group Since Bai Xian Tai Nai founded the religion, she has been best at treating all kinds of real diseases for generations, begging for medicine and giving away medicine, hanging pots to help the world, curing diseases for people, and helping kind and poor people.

4. Huang (Weasel) Huang Xian is called "Uncle Huang" among the people. He is worshiped for two reasons: one is that he is relatively beautiful and has a bright personality, and the other is that he controls people's spiritual world and makes people feel mysterious.

It is as difficult as climbing to the heavenly practice, and it is difficult to move forward in the gap between being eaten and being made into leather goods.

5. Gray (Mouse) Gray Fairy is one of the five immortals. It originates from the spiritual thinking of all things. It is said that Gray Fairy can predict the future, tell fortunes, and make people rich. It is regarded by the people as a passing god of wealth. It is best at changing the sky.

Destiny, forming formations and circles, moving mountains and seas, divination and calculating the true meaning of heavenly secrets.

(The editor sincerely never expected that the mouse that everyone shouted and killed was actually an immortal... How many immortals have I killed?) Expanded information: No matter from a cultural attribute or a social sense,

should be regarded as a folk religion.

This kind of folk religion exists in the lives of the Han people. It is based on secular morality and integrates Buddhism, Taoism, shamanism and other religious cultures in its composition.

The Four Gates of Faith only focus on secular life in this world, and adopt the commonly accepted theory of reincarnation, which is a simplified version of Buddhist teachings, on issues such as the afterlife.

?A very common complaint is that "Chinese people have never had any religion." However, the people at the bottom of China have actually been building their own national religious beliefs.

This type of belief is certainly not complete compared to religion in the true sense, but it also has similar social functions and is closely integrated with the Confucian etiquette in the superstructure, influencing and regulating social life and achieving spiritual balance.

If we simply deny the existence of folk religion in China, we will fail to understand Chinese society and Chinese people.