The Peach of Immortality is a mythical fruit found in Chinese folklore, particularly associated with the Queen Mother of the West, or Xi Wangmu. It is said to grow in the Garden of the Hesperides and ripens only once every 3,000 years. Consuming this peach grants immortality and eternal youth, making it a highly sought-after treasure in various legends. In addition to its immortality properties, the Peach of Immortality symbolizes longevity and prosperity in Chinese culture. It is often depicted in art and literature, representing the desire for a long and healthy life. The fruit is also associated with the Lantern Festival and other celebrations.