The word "Hui" was originally a Buddhist language and ritual. After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Taoism included Hui in a Taoist vessel and arranged it at the end of the vessel. It refers to chanting together at the end of the ceremony and chanting Taoist words and phrases. The ancient ritual system called it "making a wish", that is, making a wish to the gods to express the desire to praise the prosperity of Taoism and to return to Taoism. For example, "I miss the harmony of heaven and earth, the festival of the sun and the moon, the order of yin and yang, the peace of the country, the loyalty of Emperor Wang Jingzuo, the loyalty of Zaifu, the joy of all surnames, the prosperity of the valley, the prosperity of the secluded road and the prosperity of the avenue". Another example is: "Yiyuan Avenue is popular, Putian Huaide; Second, may everything be enlightened; Third, I wish Kuya a sad soul and get a temporary relief; Fourth, I hope I am lonely and salty; Fifth, may the world be peaceful and the grain be plentiful; Sixth, I hope that I will be loyal to my son and filial, and a gentleman will be a good father; Seven is willing to be universal, uneven and friendly; Eight wishes for salty eggs in latent cells; Nine wishes to accumulate new diseases and recover as soon as possible; Ten wishes are lonely and sad, and you have plenty of food and clothing. "