Is there a custom of worshipping fox spirits in Hainan?

The worship of fox spirits in the north originated from ancient legends and the inheritance of shaman culture in the north.

There are many in the northeast, and the northeast side is called Gongxian Hall. Generally speaking, foxes (foxes), Huang Xian (weasels), white fairies (hedgehogs), willow fairies (snakes) and grey fairies (mice) are the most common, followed by foxes and snakes, and the other two are relatively rare.

Generally, middle-aged women are the media. As far as I know, this form was spread to Mongolian shamanism. There were people dancing in the northeast in the early years, but now there are fewer people. They all find a few yawns and get into the upper body, and then talk about it. Even now, there are some well-known psychics all over the country, who usually tell fortune, and then if they are sick, they are generally called "send", which means that some dead old man in the patient's family comes back to ask for money and then burns paper or something. Is it called "earthquake" in the south?