北帝
[bĕi dì]
The original name 'Beidi' in China has several explanations. One explanation is that it originates from ancient China and refers to 'True Wudou Beiji', a god in Taoism believed to be able to subdue evil spirits and ward off ghosts, protecting all living beings; another origin is related to Chinese medicine folklore where 'Beidi' protects doctors against infectious diseases, symbolizing health and blessings.