"祈安" (Qí'ān) is a Chinese term that translates to "praying for peace" or "praying for safety." It is often associated with rituals and practices aimed at seeking blessings and protection from deities or ancestors. This practice is common in various Chinese cultural and religious contexts, including Buddhism and Taoism. During significant events, such as the Lunar New Year or family gatherings, people may perform rituals of 祈安 to ensure harmony and well-being for themselves and their loved ones. Offerings, incense, and prayers are typically involved, reflecting the deep-rooted belief in the spiritual connection between humans and the divine, as well as the importance of community and family in Chinese culture.