According to folklore, the peach blossom maid was originally the maid of the Queen Mother. Because she fell in love with the fairy duke in private, she broke the dogma and was sent to practice on earth. This story is described in detail in Yip Wong's fairy Taoist drama The Peach Blossom Girl with Broken Yin and Yang and The Peach Blossom Girl with Wisdom in Taihe Yin Zhengpu in the Yuan Dynasty. [1] In Qing Dynasty, Anonymous was changed to Biography of a Peach Blossom Woman Fighting between Yin and Yang, which was more vivid and of higher artistic value. In Qing Dynasty, Chen Fuzheng adapted it into the novel Peach Blossom Girl according to Yuan Zaju. The poor beauty Peach Blossom Girl in the story is good at solving problems and dares to outsmart the rich man Zhou Gong in Zhouyi, which reflects the conflict between elite culture and folk culture. The Peach Blossom Girl Competition won, and finally the two made up, with a happy marriage as the happy ending. Peach Blossom Girl is also regarded as the founder of fortune tellers and wizards, and later evolved into a goddess specializing in love and marriage.