Where are seventh master and eighth master from?

Master Seven and Master Eight were from Fuzhou, Fujian.

Seventh Master was Xie Bi 'an, and Eighth Master was Fan Wujiu.

Seventh Master and Eighth Master were Xie Bi 'an and Fan Wujiu.

Seventh Master was Xie Bi 'an, and Eighth Master was Fan Wujiu.

The fourth master of the underworld was Cui Jue of the Yin Law Department, the seventh master was Black Impermanence, and the eighth master was White Impermanence.

The fourth master of the underworld was Cui Jue of the Yin Law Department, the seventh master was Black Impermanence, and the eighth master was White Impermanence.

Lord Five, Lord Six, Lord Seven, and Lord Eight referred to several code names in China's military equipment. Lord Five referred to the Navy's Type 051 destroyer, Lord Six referred to the Air Force's Hong-6 plane, Lord Seven referred to the Air Force's Jian-7 fighter jet, and Lord Eight referred to the Air Force's Yun-8 transport plane. These code names were named according to the model and use of the equipment. These pieces of equipment played an important role in their respective fields, representing the development of China's military technology and the improvement of its strength.

Seventh Master was Xie Bi 'an, and Eighth Master was Fan Wujiu.

The rankings of the seventh master and eighth master were Judge Wen, Judge Wu, Ox Head, Horse Face, General Jin, and General Yin.

The golden statues of the seventh master and eighth master were a type of image of the gods worshiped. These statues were usually made of resin and had the characteristics of a golden body. They are very popular in places like Malaysia and Singapore, and they are available in different size and styles. These statues were usually used for worship and blessings, and were suitable for spaces such as the entrance. However, the specific details and background information of the statue, such as the origin of the statue, the background of the belief, etc., needed further research and understanding.