Chinese Mythology: Xi Wang Mu

Xi Wang Mu, also known as “ Wang Mu Niang Niang ”, is the goddess of criminal law, the head of the female immortals in the heavenly realm.

Legend has it that the Xi Wang Mu lived in the Kun Lun Mountain’s Yaochi Fairyland, where an immortal bird called the “Qing Niao” carried food and daily necessities for her every day.

黄huáng帝dì讨tǎo伐fá蚩chī尤yóu时shí ， 她tā曾céng派pài遣qiǎn九jiǔ天tiān玄xuán女nǚ帮bāng助zhù黄huáng帝dì 。
When the Huang Di crusaded against Chi You, she had sent the Jiu Tian Xuan Nü to help the Huang Di.

后hòu羿yì射shè日rì之zhī后hòu ， 西xī王wáng母mǔ给gěi了le后hòu羿yì一yī颗kē不bù死sǐ药yào ， 成chéng就jiù了le嫦cháng娥é奔bēn月yuè的de传chuán说shuō 。
After Hou Yi shot the sun, Xi Wang Mu gave Hou Yi an immortality pill, accomplishing the legend of Chang E running to the moon.

在zài中zhōng国guó的de道dào教jiào神shén话huà中zhōng ， 西xī王wáng母mǔ与yǔ掌zhǎng管guǎn三sān界jiè的de主zhǔ宰zǎi之zhī神shén玉yù皇huáng大dà帝dì结jié为wéi伴bàn侣lǚ ， 共gòng同tóng掌zhǎng管guǎn着zhe世shì界jiè 。
In Chinese Taoist mythology, the Xi Wang Mu is partnered with the Yu Huang Da Di , the sovereign god in charge of the three realms, and together they rule the world.

相xiāng传chuán中zhōng国guó农nóng历lì三sān月yuè三sān日rì为wéi西xī王wáng母mǔ诞dàn辰chén ， 这zhè天tiān西xī王wáng母mǔ大dà开kāi的de盛shèng会huì ， 以yǐ蟠pán桃táo为wéi主zhǔ食shí ， 宴yàn请qǐng各gè方fāng众zhòng神shén众zhòng仙xiān参cān加jiā ， 众zhòng神shén仙xiān赶gǎn来lái为wèi她tā祝zhù寿shòu ， 称chēng之zhī为wéi蟠pán桃táo会huì 。《 西xī游yóu记jì 》 中zhōng孙sūn悟wù空kōng大dà闹nào天tiān空kōng的de故gù事shì就jiù发fā生shēng在zài蟠pán桃táo会huì期qī间jiān 。
According to legend, the third day of March in the Chinese lunar calendar is the birthday of the Xi Wang Mu on this day, the Xi Wang Mu opened a grand feast, with peaches as the main food, banquets for all parties to participate in all the gods and fairies, and all the gods and fairies rushed to wish her a birthday, which is known as the Peach Party. The story of the Monkey King (Sun Wu Kong) in Journey to the West took place during the Peach Festival.