Fuxing: It is one of the immortals of Han folk beliefs. A symbol of someone or something that can bring happiness and hope to everyone. Fuxing wears an official hat, holds jade ruyi or holds a child as an official, and God bless the people from this. As a symbol of good luck of the Han people, when celebrating birthdays, birthday couplets on both sides of nave are often hung on the main roof wall, which means "happiness as the East China Sea, longevity as the South Mountain".
Star officials in charge of fame and fortune in Han folk beliefs. He, like Tianguan and Lucky Star, evolved from stars. However, the change of his image is far more complicated than that of Fuxing: some people think that he is the famous wenchang star, also known as Wenquxing, who wishes the examinee to be the first, while others think that he is a Taoist priest with unique skills, who is good at slingshot shooting, and can hit every shot. Some people think that he is Meng Changjun, a famous handsome man and the king of national subjugation in Shu after the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. Because of his handsome image, he won the favor of many women and finally attached him as the most famous fairy Zhang Xian.
Longevity star: also known as the Antarctic old man star, the star name, the god of longevity in ancient Han mythology. It is also a fairy in Taoism (the only local religious belief in China). Formerly known as Star, it is one of the three stars with happiness, wealth and longevity. After Qin Shihuang unified the world, Shouxing Temple was built in Duxian County near Chang 'an. The birthday star evolved into the name of a fairy. The Journey to the West, a novel in Ming Dynasty, wrote that the birthday girl "holds Ganoderma lucidum in her hand", with long head, big ears and short body. There is a fairy tale of "happiness, auspiciousness and longevity" in Warning the World. In the portrait, the birthday boy is an old man with a white beard, holding a stick in his hand and holding up his forehead. The ancients symbolized the longevity of the elderly. Often set out with deer, cranes, Xiantao, etc. , symbolizing longevity.