Wishes made at Beiqi Temple in Dingzhou come true. The Northern Qi Temple Fair is a traditional folk custom of the Han people in Dingzhou City, Hebei Province. It is held every day on March 21st in the Han calendar to commemorate the Han ancestors. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there was a year of disaster, with severe drought and no rain, no crops harvested, and people almost starved to death. At this time, Han Zu appeared and went to Dingzhou, Anguo, Li County and other places to plant buckwheat on credit for the people, telling them that if there was a good harvest in autumn, they would pay back double the amount. When people asked about his surname, he said that his surname was Han in Beiqi Village. People's worship of gods is not a kind of superstition, but represents the people's pursuit of truth, goodness and beauty, and the simplest desire to live a good life. People will always remember and be grateful to those who do good things for them. Han Zu was respected by the people because he saved the world. In fact, the people have a title in their hearts. Whoever serves the people sincerely and does practical things for the people will always be remembered in their hearts and supported forever.