The "Peaches of Immortality" are mythical fruits from Chinese folklore, particularly associated with the Queen Mother of the West (Xiwangmu). These peaches are said to grant eternal life to those who consume them, symbolizing immortality and divine favor. They are often depicted in art and literature as rare and precious, growing in a heavenly garden. In Chinese mythology, the peaches bloom once every 3,000 years, making them highly sought after. The legend emphasizes the importance of seeking wisdom and enlightenment, as the peaches are not just physical fruits but also represent spiritual growth and the pursuit of immortality through virtue and knowledge.