In Chinese mythology, the goddess of the moon, often represented as Chang'e, holds significant cultural prominence. She is depicted as a beautiful figure who, after consuming an elixir of immortality, ascends to the moon, separating her from her beloved husband, Hou Yi. Chang'e's narrative celebrates themes of love, sacrifice, and longing, as she becomes a symbol of the moon's mysteries and beauty. Her association with the Mid-Autumn Festival highlights her role in cultural traditions, reflecting the deeper connections between humanity, lunar cycles, and the cosmos.