Move over, Marvel—China’s mythical hero Ne Zha is stealing the spotlight again! As Ne Zha 2 dominates global box offices, a newly displayed Liao Dynasty stone coffer—reportedly the oldest visual depiction of the ‘Ne Zha Conquers the Sea’ legend—is drawing crowds at Liaoning Provincial Museum . Unearthed from a 1,000-year-old tomb, this relic offers a time-travel moment into Chinese folklore’s most rebellious deity.
The artifact, discovered in Chaoyang, showcases Ne Zha’s enduring legacy as a symbol of courage and defiance. ‘This stone coffer bridges ancient myths with modern pop culture,’ says a museum curator. With Ne Zha 2 breaking records, the exhibit taps into renewed global fascination with East Asian legends—perfect for Gen Z travelers and culture buffs craving deeper roots.
Psst… think of it as the OG superhero origin story, now with historical receipts!
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As Ne Zha 2 dominates global box offices, a newly displayed Liao Dynasty stone coffer—reportedly the oldest visual depiction of the ‘Ne Zha Conquers the Sea’ legend—is drawing crowds at Liaoning Provincial Museum 
. Unearthed from a 1,000-year-old tomb, this relic offers a 
time-travel moment into Chinese folklore’s most rebellious deity.
With Ne Zha 2 breaking records, the exhibit taps into renewed global fascination with East Asian legends—perfect for Gen Z travelers and culture buffs craving deeper roots. 
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