Taipei's Xiahai City God's Temple (a city-designated Grade III historic site) came to Taipei with the residents of Quanzhou, Fujian Province in the first year of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty. Later, it was moved to the Dadaocheng area due to fighting incidents during the Xianfeng period of the Qing Dynasty. It was finally completed in 1859. The main worshiping god is the City God, and in recent years it has become famous for its efficacious worship of Yue Lao. * Taipei Xiahai City God Temple Old Man Under the Moon This red-cheeked, bearded god with a sweet tooth has been guarding unmarried men and women at the Xiahai Chenghuang Temple in Taipei since 1971, helping them find their ideal partner! * How to pay homage to the Old Man under the Moon? The MyProGuide tour guide will help you go to Taipei Xiahai City God Temple, light three incense sticks, worship the God of Heaven, and then pray to the City God and Yuelao. * other We can prepare candies for you to give to the sweet-toothed old man Yuexia, so that your future relationship will be sweet! If you are looking forward to finding the right person who is prerequisite for marriage, we can also ask the temple for a red line for you. If you are married and looking forward to a happy family, we can also ask Mrs. Cheng Huang for shoes of happiness and peace for your family. This online prayer will take you into the Xiahai City God's Temple and experience the sacred atmosphere immersively. I hope it can bring you the peace and hope of sincere prayers.

Go into the main hall of the temple and pray according to your needs and object conditions.

If you are married and want your family to be safe and happy, you will pray to Mrs. Chenghuang for family happiness and harmony.

Your tour guide will go to Xiahai Chenghuang Temple in Dadaocheng, Taipei on your behalf to "worship the Moon Goddess" and seek a good marriage.

First pray to the City God on the left for peace, and then pray to Yue Lao on the right for good luck.

The shoes placed on both sides of Mrs. Chenghuang are ladies' shoes, also known as "happy shoes". In the past, women from Dadaocheng often went to the Chenghuang Temple to pray to their wives to protect their family and happiness, so that the men in the f