Although there must be a stove tribute, the specific tribute depends on the family situation. Generally speaking, honeydew melon is a must. Melon is also called stove candy, which is intended to make the kitchen god say something sweet. Some people say that it is to make the kitchen god's teeth stuck by sugar and speechless. In rural areas, some people use candied popcorn as a tribute. Of course, in order to please the kitchen god, families with good conditions should give as many offerings as possible to the kitchen stove. If there are no honeydew melons in the family, they can only burn incense to show their respect. In the old days, there was a ballad: "Kitchen God, whose real name is Zhang, a bowl of cold water and three incense sticks. This year is not easy, and I will treat you to kitchen candy next year. " That's what it means. Some people don't put up portraits, but put incense tables directly in front of the kitchen stove at home, or worship directly in front of the shrine or the hall painting (the general hall painting is all about the kitchen god). This process is called magnetic stove. But modern people often use candy or chocolate to gently touch the incense burner and make a slight gesture to realize their wishes.