Why do people in China burn incense!

Children burn incense to worship its fragrance or elegance, and "burning" leads to "lightness" and "fragrance" leads to "faith". Burning incense means a little letter, which is to keep the information flowing to the dead.

Many spices from abroad were introduced into the Central Plains, enriching our lives. On the other hand, the introduction of Buddhism and the rise of Taoism promoted the blending of Chinese and foreign cultures and expanded the meaning of the custom of burning incense.

Burning incense, a Chinese character, pinyin is shāoxiāng, which originally refers to a ceremony of worshipping Buddha. Put incense in the incense burner when you worship to show your sincere respect. Sometimes burning incense is just for its elegance, which is a traditional elegant culture similar to flower arrangement in China. In modern society, burning incense is sometimes compared to treating diseases and giving gifts.