Yuhuang Dadi, also known as the Jade Emperor, is a significant deity in Chinese mythology and Taoism. He is often regarded as the ruler of heaven and the highest god in the pantheon. Yuhuang Dadi is responsible for overseeing the universe, maintaining order, and judging the souls of the deceased. In traditional Chinese culture, Yuhuang Dadi is celebrated during various festivals, particularly the Chinese New Year. Devotees often pray to him for blessings, protection, and prosperity. His image is commonly found in temples, where people offer incense and food as a sign of respect and devotion.