What does Grandpa God of Wealth do?

The god of wealth is the god in charge of financial resources in Han folklore, which is mainly divided into two categories: one is Taoist seal and the other is Han folk belief. Taoism regards celestial officials as gods, while the folk beliefs of the Han nationality are celestial officials and immortals. Taoist conferring is not called the god of wealth, but adding gods to the official position. China Mahayana Buddhism also has the God of Wealth: the Heavenly King, the boy who is good at money in the north. In modern times, in order to cater to everyone's psychological needs, the network god of wealth and the electronic god of wealth have also been introduced. The five gods of wealth worshipped by China are: Wang Hai (ancestor of China merchants), the literary god of wealth: Bigan (East), Fan Li (South), Wu Caishen: Guan Gong (West) and Zhao Gongming (North). There are also four gods of wealth: Duanmu Ci (southwest), Li Xunzu (northeast), Guanzhong (southeast) and Bai Gui (northwest). The above was once divided into "one China in all directions" by Taoism.

The traditional Han folk custom in China is to worship the God of Wealth on the fifth day of the first month, and to worship the God of Wealth's birthday on July 22nd, also known as the God of Wealth Festival. Pray for prosperous business and wealth. This custom has spread all over Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, South Asian countries and places where Chinese live in concentrated communities.