One of them is a fat old man who wears a green robe and waves a fan made out of feathers to soothe the ocean.  Another of them is a patron of gardeners who was once carried to
One of them is a fat old man who wears a green robe and waves a fan made out of feathers to soothe the ocean.  Another of them is a patron of gardeners who was once carried to the heavens by a stork, which caused him to drop his wooden belt and single shoe.  Another of them lost his body when a servant prematurely cremated it, after which his soul was put into the body of a beggar who had died of hunger.  Yet another of them is a god of barbers who always bears a sword, rides a donkey backwards, and wrote the Hundred Character Tablet.  The only female of them is also known as Kasenko, and is usually accompanied by a judge.   Two of them began as ordinary humans, but were granted eternal life by the gods.  Including Han Chung-Li, Ho-sien-ku, and Lu Tung-pin, FTP, name this group of figures from Chinese myth.
One of them is a fat old man who wears a green robe and waves a fan made out of feathers to soothe the ocean.  
the Eight Immortals or Ba Xian or Pa Hsien or Pa Kung