Chang 'e is a figure in ancient mythology. He was originally a girl who lived with Houyi, but after taking the fairy medicine, she changed from a mortal to a fairy, ran to the moon alone, lived in Guanghan Palace all the year round, and raised a rabbit of her own, also known as Yuegong Jade Rabbit and Chang 'e, also known as Guanghan Fairy.

The story of Chang 'e first appeared in the hexagrams of Shang Dynasty. The complete story about the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon was first recorded in "Huai Nan Zi Lan Ming Xun" in the Western Han Dynasty. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Chang 'e established a relationship with Iraq, and Chang 'e became a toad after entering the Moon Palace. After the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the image of Chang 'e returned to her daughter.

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It is reported that Chang 'e, played by Pei-ning Qiu, liked dancing in her early years and was admitted to the dance major of Minzu University of China. Later, she gradually fell in love with filming. In order to accumulate experience, she took pains to become a small reporter. When casting, The Journey to the West was invited by director Yang to play the role of Chang 'e Fairy because of her beautiful appearance and solid dancing skills. She was 29 years old that year.

Pei-ning Qiu's Chang 'e is very charming. She is wearing a lavender tulle dress, with a little red eyebrows and stiff skin, with curved eyebrows and jade bone muscles. Whether in appearance or temperament, it seems that she is really a little fairy who conquered many audiences. Unfortunately, however, after The Journey to the West, Pei-ning Qiu quit the entertainment circle and never played any other roles. The last time he appeared in public was in the Spring Festival Evening of 1987.