Lin Moniang is a prominent figure in Chinese folklore, often recognized as the goddess of the sea and protector of fishermen. She is also known as Mazu and is revered in various coastal regions of China. Her legend tells of a young girl who possessed extraordinary abilities to predict storms and guide sailors safely home. Worship of Lin Moniang has led to the establishment of numerous temples dedicated to her across China and in other countries with significant Chinese communities. Festivals celebrating her life and contributions are held annually, drawing large crowds who honor her legacy and seek her blessings for safe voyages at sea.