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大闹天宫
Havoc in Heaven is a classic Chinese animated feature film produced by Shanghai Animation Film Studio between 1961 and 1964. Directed by Wan Laiming and Tang Cheng, the film vividly portrays the legendary adventures of Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, as he rebels against the Jade Emperor of Heaven. With its rich cultural elements, stunning visuals inspired by Peking Opera, and a timeless tale of rebellion and freedom, Havoc in Heaven has become a milestone in Chinese animation history, captivating audiences for generations.
Release Date
1/1/1961
Status
Episodes
2 (113 min)
Rating
0.0
Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King, is a central figure in Chinese mythology and the main protagonist of Havoc in Heaven. Born from a stone, he possesses incredible strength, agility, and magical powers. Driven by a desire for recognition and freedom, he challenges the authority of the Jade Emperor, leading to a series of epic battles and adventures.
The Jade Emperor is the supreme ruler of Heaven in Chinese mythology and the primary antagonist in Havoc in Heaven. He represents the established order and divine authority that Sun Wukong challenges. While seemingly benevolent, the Jade Emperor's actions often reflect a desire to maintain control and suppress any threats to his power.