According to legend, the original Meizhou hair bun was designed by Mazu herself, the revered goddess of the sea. Van Heerden, 22, took part in the 2024 Global Gen Z Dialogue on Meizhou Island ...

Mazu is a Chinese goddess particularly popular in Taiwan and the southeastern provinces of China. But she's also arguably the most popular Chinese goddess around the world, worshipped in 20 ...

Chinese sea goddess Mazu went viral after she was seen travelling in business class Images of three revered Chinese deity statues went viral on social media after they were seen travelling in ...

In fact, the original Meizhou hair bun is said to have been designed by none other than Mazu, revered goddess of the sea. Van Heerden, 22, took part in the 2024 Global Gen Z Dialogue on Meizhou Island ...

STATUES of three deities, including a 1.8m statue of the Mazu goddess (pic), were flown in on business class from China to Malaysia. Pictures of the statues on the seats in the business class ...

With 10 young people carrying solemn statues of the sea goddess Mazu, a group of over 120 youths from both sides of the Taiwan Straits hiked some 200 kilometers to reach Meizhou Island in Putian ...

In fact, the original Meizhou hair bun is said to have been designed by none other than Mazu, revered goddess of the sea. Van Heerden, 22, took part in the 2024 Global Gen Z Dialogue on Meizhou ...

As the most influential goddess of the sea in China, Mazu is believed to have lived in the 10th century on Meizhou Island in Putian, where she dedicated herself to helping her fellow townspeople ...

He said sea goddess Mazu encouraged him to promote peace across the Taiwan Strait. Taiwan's presidential election is scheduled for January 2020 at a time of heightened tensions with Beijing.