萤川居民多信奉玄水教。房屋居所，主道之侧，江岸附近，古树之下等地，皆可

The residents of Yingchuan mostly believe in Xuanshui Sect. The shrine dedicated to the Black Emperor can be seen in the house, on the side of the main road, near the river bank, and under the ancient trees. The shrines are mostly built of wood and stone, among which the gods are set up, and they are sacrificed at a time. There are offering platforms, incense burners, bells, statues and so on. There are also rich and wealthy people who use camphor wood, carved and carved, with hanging curtain niches. The shrine is where the gods reside, where the people burn incense and serve food and worship.

Most residents of Yingchuan believe in Xuanshui religion. The shrines dedicated to the black emperor can be seen in houses, residences, on the side of the main road, near the river bank and under ancient trees. Shrines are mostly built of wood and stone, in which sacred places are set up and sacrificed at the right time. Under the altar, there are incense burners, bells and chimes, statues, etc. There are also rich and noble families, carved with camphor wood, and set up hanging curtain niche doors. The shrine is the place where the God resides. The people burn incense, offer food and worship.

The residents of Yingchuan mostly believe in Xuanshui religion. Houses, the side of the main road, near the river bank, under ancient trees and other places can be seen as shrines dedicated to Hei Di. Most of the shrines are made of wood and stone, in which the shrines are set up and sacrificed at the right time. There is a stage for offering, incense burner, chime, idol, etc. There are also rich families, with camphor wood, carving and carving, and setting up hanging curtain niche doors. Where the shrine is, that is, where the gods reside, people burn incense, serve food and worship.