Lily, fungus, mushrooms, winter flour, potatoes, red dates and other "six vegetarian dishes" have the meaning of Jin Mu's five elements of fire, water and soil. There are also twelve bowls, twenty-four bowls or thirty-six bowls of vegetable bowls, sugar towers, sugar lamps and so on, which are made of dry materials such as Chinese cabbage, peas, mung beans, bean wheels, gluten and hemp.

Vegetarianism is mainly light, except for religious activities. The traditional custom is that every household should eat "vegetarian dishes" on the New Year's Day. Followed by the ninth day of January, it is also a common "worship of god" fasting. The biggest feature of vegetarianism is that it does not use animal raw materials. Even some plant raw materials, such as garlic, celery and pickles, have been banned.