What does it mean to worship ten kings after the old man in Chaoshan dies? Is it big? How many people?

Chaoshan is a state of etiquette, which is deeply permeated with the milk of China traditional culture. The hipsters who live in that beautiful land have simple folk customs, advocate filial piety, respect their ancestors' filial piety, and have a strong clan concept and social cohesion. Most of them have the same surname or live with relatives and neighbors. They are formed by consanguinity and geography, unite and help each other, jointly resist natural disasters and overcome various difficulties. The historical origin of chaozhou people lies in their strong concept of consanguinity and great cohesion, especially their unity with the outside world.

Look at God.

Watching the gods is a special folk custom in Chaoshan: take an object or a person as the attachment of the gods, read a spell to invite the gods to attach themselves to the objects or people, and then ask them about their future, bad luck and dead relatives. This is a spiritual sustenance of the ancients, which does not exist in real life.

There are many ways to look at the gods, such as watching baskets and cups, children, immortals, gardens, toads, monkeys, urging gods to retreat, and singing Please Divine Comedy, Urge Divine Comedy and Retreat Divine Comedy respectively. See different gods, sing different songs.

The highest etiquette of Buddhist turning over