In Chinese mythology, the goddess associated with the moon is Chang'e. She is renowned for her ethereal beauty and grace. According to mythology, she resides on the moon, often depicted with a rabbit, symbolizing longevity and harmony. Chang'e’s story is a poignant tale of love and sacrifice, as she consumed a potion of immortality to protect it from falling into the wrong hands, leading her to live eternally on the moon, separated from her husband, Hou Yi. She is celebrated during the Mid-Autumn Festival, where her beauty and story resonate with themes of longing and reunion.