What does Xianjia mean?

Xianjia is a simple name for all immortals in China mythology. There are also ghosts and demons in Taoist families, which is respectful to being kind to others. Fairy families are basically Taoists and Taoists. Although Taoism and Taoism are of the same origin, they are both cultivated.

The Five Immortals, also known as "Five Immortals", include Fox Immortals (foxes), Huang Xian (weasels), White Immortals (hedgehogs), Liu Immortals (snakes) and Grey Immortals (mice), commonly known as "fox yellow, white and willow gray" (or "grey yellow fox").

In the worship of the five great people, the people are more in awe of Fox Fairy, Huang Xian and Bai Xian, and there are many legends about their spiritual traces, which are attached to the great grandfather Hu San, the uncle and the white old lady.

Extended data:

1. Xian Jia talks about the retreat of quietism. The immortal family's long-term pursuit of immortality is along the direction of "wonderful form and spirit, in harmony with the theory of Tao", but Taoism in previous dynasties focused on different ways of cultivating immortals.

2. The most powerful immortals in China are Taoist priests, but most of them are indifferent to the world. These immortals are neither good nor evil, but they are powerful beings. Some of them are as powerful as Enrique, but they are indifferent to the world. Their power is the power of beginning and root, the existence of mastering all forces, and the existence between god and demon.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Xianjia