Who is the most famous historical figure in Putian, Fujian?

Lin Mo (AD 960-987) was a native of Putian County. She was the twelfth daughter of Wang Linlu of Jin'an County (now Fuzhou City, Fujian) in the Jin Dynasty. She was the queen of Jiu Mulin, a prominent family in central Fujian in the Tang Dynasty. His father, Lin Weiqi, was an official on patrol and lived on Meizhou Island (now Meizhou Island, Putian City, Fujian Province). Lin Mo was born on March 23, the unitary hour of Gengshen, the first year of Jianlong in the Song Dynasty. From the time he was born to the second month of his life, he did not hear any cries, so he was called "Mo". He was smart since he was a child and was not like other girls. At the age of eight, he was taught by a school teacher and understood the meaning of the text. At the age of ten, he started to burn incense, chant sutras and worship the Buddha. He has been accustomed to water since he was a child, is good at boating and swimming, and is familiar with the weather and seaways. Since the age of sixteen, she has determined not to marry, and has dedicated herself to rescuing businessmen and fishermen from danger. She is known as the "Goddess". He died on the ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar in the fourth year of Yongxi reign of Song Dynasty (AD 987). Soon, the village will build a temple on Meizhou Island to worship her, named "Tongxian Lingnu", revered as "Mazu" or "Empress", and designate March 23rd every year as "Mazu" Festival. Since then, it has become increasingly deified and is regarded as the "God of Rescue at Sea" by maritime merchants and fishermen. In the fifth year of Xuanhe in the Northern Song Dynasty (1123 AD), Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty first granted the title of "Shunji" to the temple; in the Southern Song Dynasty, he was named "Madam" and "Fei" many times; in the 18th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1281 AD), he was granted the title of "Shunji". "Tianfei". In the early Ming Dynasty, Zheng He made seven voyages to the West, and returned safely. He built palaces for Tianfei in Nanjing, Taicang, and Changle, and erected monuments to commemorate them. In the 23rd year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1684 AD), he was granted the title of "Queen of Heaven". To this day, there are temples dedicated to Mazu in many places at home and abroad.