Including steps and secret corners of Wat Che Kung Miu (Windmill Temple)

#NewYearNewTrip Che Kung Temple or Windmill Temple is a temple that the Chinese people in Hong Kong have believed in for a long time. It was built 300 years ago to commemorate the great warrior "Che Kung", a warrior in the Song Dynasty who was skilled in fighting and fighting. He was a general who defeated the war. Every region and territory in the mainland was afraid of the brave soldiers in his army. The symbol of the army is a windmill. Che Kung Temple is usually very crowded, especially during Chinese New Year because it is believed that coming to worship during this time will help the new year be a good year. Businessmen and gamblers often come to pray for stability and fortune. The highlight of the temple is that the temple sells "lucky windmills" and other auspicious items for those who want to bring back their luck. Steps to worship the gods From the entrance to the temple on the left, there is a shop selling paper to choose from according to the type of incense we want. Write your name on the paper and make a wish as you wish. Then walk to another point for the staff to light the incense. Turn to worship the sky and earth first. Then start worshiping. Worship with a large incense stick, put it in the middle pot. Put the remaining small incense sticks in each pot, three sticks. Then leave three sticks of incense to worship inside. Put the remaining incense in the middle pot before entering. Then bring oil to fill at the filling points on the left and right, two points on each side. Then give the oil bottle to the officer. Then bring the joss paper to worship Lord Che Kung, bow three times. Continue to the windmill point, turn clockwise once and walk to beat the drum three times. Then bring the joss paper to place at the point specified by the temple. Getting there MTR Tai Wai Station (East Rail Line), exit B and walk for about 10 minutes or you can take a taxi.