Mazu culture is an important part of Chinese traditional culture, with Mazu belief as its core, covering various aspects such as religion, art, and folk customs. Mazu is revered as the goddess who protects the safety of maritime navigation, and her image has been deeply rooted in people's hearts, becoming a unique belief and cultural symbol in China's coastal areas.

The belief in Mazu has integrated elements of Taoism, Buddhism, and folk beliefs, forming a unique religious system. Many fishermen and sailors regard Mazu as the guardian deity of the sea, praying to her for safe voyages before setting out to sea. Moreover, many people also see Mazu as a powerful force that saves from suffering and disaster, seeking her protection.

As an important part of Chinese traditional culture, Mazu has always carried people's yearning and pursuit for maritime safety and happy life, and has been widely inherited and developed through religious belief, artistic expression and folk customs.