Meet the Divine Procession
Every deity carries a legend
Great Emperor Who Protects the Nation and People
Huashi Zong is remembered as a loyal Song-dynasty official deified by local communities. He represents protection, household peace, and safe voyages.
Worship regions: Fuzhou and Putian areas
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Heavenly Venerable Whose Light Illuminates All
Guanghua Dadi symbolizes light and justice. In procession imagery, gold, lanterns, and ornate radiance express his power to dispel darkness.
Worship regions: Quanzhou and Xiamen areas
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True Lords of the Five Blessings
Wufu Dadi refers to five blessing deities associated with longevity, prosperity, health, virtue, and a peaceful end.
Worship regions: Across Fujian
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Heavenly Holy Mother
Mazu, originally Lin Moniang, is Fujian's best-known sea goddess and a powerful cultural symbol linking coastal and overseas Chinese communities.
Worship regions: Coastal communities worldwide
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Martial Saint
Guandi is the deified Guan Yu, renowned for loyalty and righteousness. He is honored as a martial god, wealth god, and moral exemplar.
Worship regions: Fujian and global Chinese communities
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Villages honor different combinations of deities based on local history and geography.
Mazu protects seafaring, journeys, and maritime safety.
Huashi Zong and Guanghua Dadi represent protection, peace, and justice.
Wufu Dadi symbolizes blessings, health, longevity, and fulfillment.
Guandi represents loyalty, strength, and moral order.