The Hakka custom of"Bai Qi Mother"is essentially a folk experience and belief rooted in the transfer of fate and childcare.It serves as a psychological defense line to protect the healthy growth of children.Its formation can be traced back to the harsh living conditions in Hakka settlements and the cultural tradition of worshipping ghosts and revering witches.It reflects the Hakka people's survival philosophy and strategies in actively safeguarding and mitigating risks and threats during the process of raising children,as well as their worldview centered around ghost and deity beliefs.The custom embodies the sincere emotions and aspirations of parents worldwide who hope for the healthy growth of their children and holds universal significance in folklore studies.