The blockbuster magic of Ne Zha 2 isn’t just lighting up screens—it’s reshaping rural art! In Cangli Village, Zhejiang Province, local potters and painters are channeling the film’s electric energy into stunning clay sculptures and murals inspired by its characters.
Once a quiet workshop, their creative hub now buzzes with visitors snapping photos of larger-than-life wall art and intricately crafted pottery pieces. One villager shared, "The movie’s spirit of rebellion and creativity resonates with us—it’s like Ne Zha himself is cheering us on!"
Tourists are flocking to the transformed village, proving that you don’t need a Hollywood budget to make cultural waves. As one traveler tweeted: "Cangli’s vibe? Imagine Studio Ghibli meets ancient Chinese folklore—100% Insta-worthy."
Move over, merch stores—rural China’s grassroots art revival is the real post-credits scene here. Who knew a mythological hero could boost local tourism and pottery sales?
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