Expansion: Goddess Guanyin is the embodiment of Guanyin in Taoism, and the Jade Emperor named her "Guanyin and Space", which is also the origin of the mother of half a day. It is said that the kind queen is three feet off the ground in mid-air because she can't bear to hurt innocent grasshoppers. Wearing a five-phoenix crown, a gown and nine-product lotus flowers, they serve the lucky dragon girls around. Since it is the embodiment of Guanyin, of course, the tribute can only be lent. June 19th is Mother's birthday, and August 15th is Mother's birthday.
The King of Three Mountains, the local patron saint revered by people in eastern Guangdong and Chaozhou City, Taiwan Province Province. Sanshan refers to Dushan in the north, Mingshan in the southwest and Jinshan in the east of Hepo Town, Jiexi County. According to records, Song Taizong named three mountain gods as kings. Culture originated in Chaoshan area and Hakka area in Guangdong province, and is generally considered as the "patron saint" first worshipped by Chaoshan people and Hakka people. Originated from Lintian (now Jiexi County) in Jieyang County, Chaozhou Prefecture in Sui Dynasty (58 1-6 18), its temples were imitated by cities and counties in Chaoshan and spread to Meixian, Xingning, Tai Po, Fengshun and Haifeng. * * * It is estimated that there are more than 360 temples, which are regarded by hipsters as "social gods" and "land gods", the patron saint of local people and the * * * belief of Minnan people, Taiwan Province people, Chaoshan people and Hakkas. "Three Mountains" refers to Dushan in the north of Hepo Street, Jiexi County, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province, a famous mountain in the southwest (located in Meizhou) and Jinwan in the east. It is said that these three mountains were sacrificed by local people during the great cause of the Sui Dynasty, and were later crowned as kings in the Song Dynasty, namely, King Wade of Tsinghua (a famous mountain), King Suning who helped the government to the Ming Dynasty (Jinwan) and King Hui Weihong who greeted the phoenix (Dushan).