This volume is one of the series of books "Modern Patriots Who Consecrate Gods". Prince Kang's Mansion in Qingyang, Jinjiang has a long history, and Prince Kang's belief has been passed down from generation to generation. It is an important carrier of southern Fujian folk culture in Qingyang.
In ancient times, there were frequent disasters in the countryside. King Kang had a benevolent heart, sympathized with the sufferings of the people, helped those in need, protected the safety of his neighbors, and advocated people to do good deeds, accumulate virtue, and live in harmony with their neighbors. The people were grateful for their kindness and built Prince Kang's Mansion to worship him. The incense has lasted for hundreds of years.
Generations of people in Qingyang have inherited King Kang's spirit of compassion and helping the world. Whether they are building a career at home or going out to explore, they are generous, kind and self-disciplined. Many wanderers traveled to various places and brought this local belief to all directions. Prince Kang's Mansion became the spiritual link connecting the Qingyang clan.
This book explores the cultural origins of Prince Kang's palace, tells the legend of Prince Kang who helped the world and benefited his people, explores the core of benevolence and caring for the motherland in southern Fujian folk beliefs, inherits the excellent Chinese folk culture, demonstrates the local character of Jinjiang people who are generous and sincere, and never forgets their origins, and enhances the confidence of local culture.
Purpose: To narrate the local legends of Qingyang Prince Kang's Mansion and Prince Kang, to promote the spirit of benevolence, doing good, and watching over neighbors, to inherit the folk culture of southern Fujian, and to cultivate the feelings of mulberry family.