Han Xiangzi; whose courtesy names were Qingfu and Beizhu; is a Chinese mythological character and one of the Eight Immortals. Han Xiangzi is believed to have been known as Han Xiang before his immortality; and was born in the Tang Dynasty; the grandnephew of promiment poet and scholar Han Yu.

Han Xiangzi became an immortal under the tutelage of Lu Dongbin; another of the Eight Immortals; who taught him the Taoist magical arts that would eventually lead to his apotheosis and immortality. He is often depicted with a 'dizi' (Chinese flute); and has therefore been regarded as the patron deity of flutists. Han Xiangzi is believed to have been the composer of the Taoist musical piece 'Tian Hua Yin'.