Who is the traditional god of fire?

The God of Fire is known among the people as the True Lord of Fire Virtue.

It is the god of fire in Han mythology and legend. It is one of the oldest gods among the gods believed by people.

According to legend, in ancient times, Suiren drilled wood to make fire, which brought light to mankind and enabled mankind to enter the stage of cooked food.

In order to commemorate him, people respectfully call him "The God of Fire".

In primitive societies, primitive people sacrificed to the God of Fire every year in summer, which they considered to be a symbol of "fire", to thank the God of Fire for his blessings and kindness to mankind.

Before the Qin Dynasty, worshiping the God of Fire had become one of the "seven sacrifices" in the national sacrificial ceremony.

Later, this custom was mainly popular among Han people. Some were grand, some casual, some in summer, but in most areas it was in the first month after the Spring Festival.

Historically, the Han people had the custom of holding a Fire God Meeting on the seventh day of the first lunar month.