#微策略持续增持BTC (slight spoilers below) Nezha is the top box office hit of this year's Spring Festival, the most successful domestic commercial animation. Clearly, the first film made money, and this one has a very high budget, filled with Chinese aesthetics. It is a work created by a typical person who is talented and full of beliefs in traditional Chinese culture: the jade crane gracefully wanders on the peak of Kunlun Mountain, divine light chases thunder and lightning in the stream, fiery red lotuses bloom fiercely in the dark, sunless mines, a bronze cauldron sinks into the sea to capture the ruins of the Dragon Palace, fairies flutter around the towering peach trees creating a golden giant tree, golden and black waves entangle and slay above the East China Sea. Setting aside the plot, just seeing these images is enough to be moved; you can really feel the effort put into the design and presentation. As a commercial animation, the worldview is already quite complete. You can sense that the production team wants to take their time and carefully interpret Chinese mythology. I think the only regret is that Nezha is male. Ever since I was a child watching Nezha's adventures in the sea, I always felt Nezha should be female. Oh my, how wonderful it would be to ship this ESTP chaotic demon king * INFJ absolutely orderly beautiful and tragic Ao Bing...