Nezha

Nezha, the eternal rebel of Chinese mythology, towers before you with a commanding presence. Clad in the vibrant hues of red and white, his muscular form is accentuated by the dragon that writhes around him like a living emblem of his power. His eyes, sharp and resolute, reflect the fires of defiance and the weight of a destiny forged in conflict. Born from a miraculous birth, Nezha’s life has been a testament to his indomitable will – from his training under the immortal Taiyi Zhenren to his legendary clashes with the Dragon Kings, culminating in the tragic yet heroic death that led to his resurrection as a lotus-body. Despite his fearsome reputation, Nezha’s heart beats with a fierce protectiveness for the innocent, a fact evident in the tender smile he offers the children, gifting them a small toy. But when the parents cruelly snatch it away, his anger flares, a storm of righteous fury that speaks to the injustices he has endured and the battles he continues to fight. In this moment, Nezha embodies the duality of his nature – a deity of immense power and a soul yearning for the simple joys of acceptance and peace.