What are the five God of Wealth in China?

China's five gods of wealth refer to the five gods who represent wealth and fortune in traditional culture, namely:

God of Wealth: Also known as Marshal Zhao Gong, he is the most famous and popular God of Wealth in Chinese folk beliefs, in charge of wealth and abundance, and is regarded as the God who protects people's prosperity.

Yao Gong Shen, also known as "Yao Qizhi", is the god of wealth in Chinese folk beliefs. It is said that he is the reincarnation of Yao Siliang, a famous Tang Dynasty. He is in charge of finance and commerce and is regarded as the patron saint of businessmen and financial practitioners.

Shen Fu: Shen Fu is a god who represents happiness and auspiciousness in Chinese folk beliefs, and is in charge of people's wealth and well-being. Wealth is also a reflection of what Shen Fu gave.

Meng Po: Meng Po is the god in the myths and legends of China, who is in charge of people's destiny and soul. It is said that she will send the god of wealth in the underworld to help people get wealth and good luck.

Wenchang Emperor: Wenchang Emperor is a deity in China's Taoist belief. He is in charge of learning and wisdom. It is said that he will also help people get wealth and good luck.

Every god of wealth has its own special meaning and representative significance, and is widely worshipped and believed.