What does the fortune teller mean by life?

A fortune-teller is a god believed by China people, who is responsible for explaining fate, good fortune and bad fortune. When people are born, looking for a job, getting married and starting an important career, they will go to the fortune-telling mother temple to ask God for advice. The life of a fortune-telling empress means that the fortune-telling empress leaves a message asking about God's will by asking believers to pray and chanting spells, so as to convey God's will and enlightenment to people. Therefore, the life of a fortune teller is like a book of destiny carved by heaven, which can guide people how to seize opportunities, including life, career, marriage and wealth.

In the traditional culture of China, the belief of fortune tellers has formed a cultural tradition. In the cultural system of the Forbidden City, it is also regarded as the god of wealth. Therefore, many people in the ancient royal family also tasted the worship of the fortune-telling empress. Today, the tradition of fortune telling is still handed down. On the second day of the second lunar month, people will celebrate the birthday of the fortune teller, burn firewood to sweep away the dust, offer sacrifices to the gods and apologize, entertain guests and express their respect and gratitude to the gods.

Why can the belief of the fortune-telling empress endure among the people in China and become a myth classic? On the one hand, because the fortune teller's belief is practical, she can really help people in important aspects such as emotion, career, family and life, and can directly solve people's problems. On the other hand, fortune-telling belief is combined with other forms of belief in gods in China traditional culture, which is specific and professional. Therefore, the combination of the origin of traditional folk culture and the predicament of real life has become a part of chinese heritage, which has embodied the inherent cultural tradition and life significance of China in the long history.