The "peach of immortality" is a mythical fruit found in Chinese folklore, particularly associated with the Queen Mother of the West (Xiwangmu). This fruit is said to grant eternal life to anyone who consumes it, symbolizing immortality and divine favor. In various legends, the peaches grow in the Garden of the Queen Mother, where they take several thousand years to ripen. The fruit is often depicted as a vibrant, juicy peach, representing not only longevity but also the pursuit of eternal youth and vitality in Chinese culture.