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<p><strong>In this episode, we dissect two iconic portrayals of Nezha—the 1979 martyr and the 2019 rebel—to uncover how China’s most mythical teenager mirrors each generation’s deepest struggles: from collectivist sacrifice to digital-age identity wars.</strong></p><p><strong>02:44</strong> <em>A First Look: The Enduring Characters of the 1979 Nezha Movie</em></p><p><strong>06:02</strong> <em>Li Jing: The Authoritarian Father Figure in Chinese Mythology</em></p><p><strong>11:59</strong> <em>The 1979 Climax: A Heart-Wrenching Cultural Turning Point</em></p><p><strong>15:29</strong> <em>Nezha’s Agony: When Rebellion Becomes the Only Choice</em></p><p><strong>18:00</strong> <em>Why Must Nezha Die? The Shocking Cultural Subtext</em></p><p><strong>20:16</strong> <em>1979’s Cry of Pain: How a Cartoon Mirrored a Decade of Trauma</em></p><p><strong>23:16</strong> <em>Revival of Nezha: How the New Franchise Reinvents Tradition</em></p><p><strong>28:55</strong> <em>2019 Nezha: Identity Crisis Am...