The wafting smoke of incense brings peace, protecting the health and safety of the people.

The "Shantou Lao Ma Gong," also known as the Tianhou Temple, is located at No. 4, Shengping Road, Shantou City. It was built during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty and is a relic left over from before Shantou opened as a port. Lao Ma Gong includes the Tianhou Temple and the Temple of the Heavenly Emperor. It is not only a religious site, but also carries profound cultural significance. Local ships going out to sea and Chaozhou people going abroad come here to worship and say goodbye. Overseas Chaozhou people also come to worship when they return to their hometowns, entrusting their feelings of nostalgia for their hometown and ancestors. The architectural style of Lao Ma Gong is unique, integrating the characteristics of the Chaoshan area, with exquisite craftsmanship. The murals on the walls and the wood carvings on the beams and pillars all tell ancient stories and legends.