Chang'e, the goddess of the moon in Chinese mythology, is a popular figure in Chinese culture. According to the legend, she flew to the moon after drinking the elixir of immortality. Her husband, Houyi, was a skilled archer who had saved the world by shooting down nine suns. After Chang'e flew to the moon, Houyi built a palace for her on Earth and offered sacrifices to her every year. The story of Chang'e and Houyi is a romantic tale that has been passed down for generations.