Nüwa

Nüwa is a prominent figure in Chinese mythology, known as a goddess associated with creation and repair. According to legend, she shaped humans from clay and, after a great disaster that damaged the world, she mended the sky with patches of five-colored stones to restore balance. Nüwa symbolizes creation, nurturing, and resilience, embodying the enduring spirit of renewal and protection. Her stories emphasize the importance of harmony between humans and the natural world and reflect themes of innovation and hope in Chinese cultural tradition.