女媧 (Nüwa) is a prominent figure in Chinese mythology, often depicted as a goddess associated with creation and protection. She is best known for molding humans from clay and repairing the sky after a catastrophic event. Nüwa symbolizes fertility, motherhood, and the balance of nature. In addition to her role as a creator, Nüwa is also linked to the Yellow River and the Five Elements in Chinese cosmology. Her stories highlight themes of resilience and harmony, making her an important cultural icon in Chinese folklore and a symbol of divine femininity.