What god is Kuixing?

Kuixing is also called "Champion of Stars" and "Yuan Kui".

"Lack of attainment" is the deity in China's traditional mythology. Kuixing is a kind of culture advocated by ancient feudal society in China.

The representative of is also one of the patrons of culture. Especially in the imperial examination, Kuixing is regarded as the patron saint, which can bless candidates to pass the exam smoothly.

In the traditional culture of China, the image of Kuixing is an old man with gray hair, a crown, a pen in his hand and a foot on Qiuci, which is often depicted in Four Treasures of the Study or cultural places and is one of the cultural symbols. Kuixing is a god who is close to the people and is good at listening to their voices. People can pray for wisdom by offering sacrifices to Kuixing.

Smart, knowledgeable and successful in the exam.

Kuixing is regarded as the patron saint of culture and learning, and there are sacrificial activities in many traditional cultural occasions in China, especially in the exam season and important academic activities, people will burn incense to worship Kuixing and pray for his protection and blessing. In addition, in China folklore, Kuixing is also a human god.

He often helps those who work hard to get good grades in their studies and careers.