In Chinese mythology, the goddess revered for her beauty and grace, often associated with the moon, is Chang'e. She is a prominent figure in tales that celebrate love, sacrifice, and lunar beauty. Legends describe how she ascended to the moon after consuming an elixir of immortality, leaving her mortal husband, Hou Yi, behind. Chang’e’s narrative highlights themes of longing and perseverance, showcasing the poignant aspects of love and the consequences of choices. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, her story is celebrated, symbolizing unity and the importance of familial bonds.