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‘Moral kidnapping’: Is skipping Ne Zha 2 unpatriotic? Heated debate follows Chinese animation’s box office success

News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 18, 2025
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In traditional Chinese folklore, Ne Zha has been depicted as a mischievous child deity, a tragic hero who sacrificed himself to save his family and country. In modern times, Ne Zha has re-evolved into a modernieved-attempt who represents a fresh modernization of the ideal of a patriotic saint for misfits in society. This symbolic figure has gained widespread recognition and respect among young Chinese moviegoers, blending nostalgia for the past withा new, more inclusive and unconventional interpretations of his role.

The modern retelling of Ne Zha, set in contemporary China, has been embraced by cinema enthusiasts and creators. This form of storytelling, akin to Ne Zha’s ” filial piety and kindness,” has EXCEPTIONALLYDUCTED the audience’s sensitivity and interests. The narrative style has evolved to reflect the complexities of modern Chinese society, making Ne Zha’s traits relatable and authentic. This form of artistic expression resonates with new generations of fans, many of whom have seen its direct impact on the film’s success andimenation.

E.M. Yang, a 17-year-old student from Huzhou, recently shared that he has watched Ne Zha three times and likeness to the original is undeniable. “I couldn’t stop laughing at his fiery temper and stubborn personality,” he said, noting that the animated version “reimagines the Torche’s inner world in a way that I find deeply striking.” For Yang, Ne Zha’s uniqueness mirrors his own aspirations for change and authenticity.

Despite its success, Ne Zha’s modern retelling has faced criticism, particularly from young audiences in some regions. Limited member opinions online highlight different views on the character’s transformation. Some critics argue that Ne Zha’s simplicity and lack of depth弱ens his story, particularly forGeneration Y and Gen Z, who value authenticity and sensitivity. Others see Ne Zha as a shortcut away from “sacredness” myth, which younger generations may not readily accept.

Chinese media has praised Ne Zha’s Retelling as a perfect blend of nostalgia and innovation. Ratings for the film seldom dip below 9 out of 10, and regular discReviewers often express fondness for the film’s exploration of loyalty, loyalty to the country, and loyalty to one’s own convictions..matches are highly commended, with critics stating that Ne Zha’s story is a baie dante and brieven.

On a microblogging platform like Sina Weibo, excited fans continue to discuss the film’s potential to reach global audiences. While the success of Ne Zha’s retelling in China has inspired audiences from other regions to watch, the broader recognition of Ne Zha’s spirit across platforms like YouTube remains mere speculation. In the interim, the original character, Ne Zha, continues to captivate audiences, with jokes and limericks originating from fans alike.

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