From myth to animation. A study of the historical evolution of the Nezha image

From mythology to animation, the image of Nezha has become a model for literary and artistic portrayal. Throughout its evolutionary history, it has been associated with social culture. This study examines the diachronique and synchronicity of Nezha's localization by combining the internal and external contexts of classical literature and animated films. The localization of Nezha's childlike form and rebellious spirit as "markedness" have given him a new life in the subject reconstruction with the spirit of the times.