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Although Mazu did not leave any works or thoughts in her short life, her noble sentiments and heroic deeds of loving labor, people, being brave, helping the poor and helping the needy, and selfless dedication reflected the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation and formed a great spiritual strength. After Mazu's sacrifice, people further shaped her into a compassionate, caring, respectable and amiable goddess according to their own wishes and ideals. Its purpose is still to educate future generations and carry forward the national spirit. "It is rumored that Li Ze is still alive" and "Saving the country after death is still effective"-these are the poems of Huang Gongdu, the champion of the Song Dynasty; "But when you look at me going back and forth, I won't say anything"-this is a poem by Chen Mi, a scholar in the Song Dynasty. "Rain and dew fall all over the ground, and the sea is quiet and rough"-this is a poem by Zhang Jian, a poet in the Yuan Dynasty. "Help the weak and help the poor, come at once and go away at once"-this is the inscription of Emperor Yongle, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. These poems not only highly summarize the spirit of Mazu, but also show that politicians, thinkers and writers of past dynasties attached great importance to Mazu's educational function, hoping to make this folk belief a driving force for promoting national prosperity, national unity and people's livelihood. In this sense, Mazu spirit is undoubtedly one of the outstanding cultural heritages of the Chinese nation.

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