What does it mean to sign for Liu Jia?

Asking for a sign in Liu Jia, referred to as "praying for a sign", is a way of praying for blessings handed down from the people. It originated in ancient China, and is also called "divination", "drawing lots" and "shaking numbers". It is said that in ancient times, many people chose a piece of paper with prayers written on it and stuck it on the boards of temples or palaces. After continuous improvement and development, Liu Jia's petition has become a mysterious and deeply loved religious culture.

There is no exact time for Liu Jia's petition to appear, but according to historical statistics, it originated in southern China and should be traced back to the Tang Dynasty. At this time, it has appeared as a folk prayer belief. According to legend, at that time, a disease that troubled officials was predicted by Liu Jiaqian. Later, the official recuperated according to Liu Jiaqian's instructions and miraculously recovered. Since then, Liu Jia's prayer has become a unique way of prayer, and it has been widely spread throughout the country through temples and temples.

Although hundreds of years have passed, today, a large number of people still believe in the good luck and good luck brought by visa application. In some temples or Taoist temples, there are still six visa-seeking services, which has become a must for many people. Even in modern cities, Liu Jia's visa application culture has been preserved and even passed down, and the significance of Liu Jia's visa application in modern people's minds has not been forgotten.