CCTV News: With the popularity of the movie "Nezha: The Devil Child's Trouble", it has stimulated cultural and tourism enthusiasm in many places, and many foreign friends are also attracted to explore Chinese culture.

Next to the thousand-year-old kiln in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, more than 20 artists and intangible cultural heritage inheritors are concentrating on their creations. Xu Kewen is the inheritor of the underglaze blue and white painting skills. In the past few days, a cup he drew based on the image of Nezha has become popular.

Inheritance of the Underglaze Blue and White Painting Technique of Jingdezhen, Xu Kewen, said: "The inspiration for this work comes from the movie "Nezha". I made some choices for this picture and subsequently added some personal originals, which is in line with the inheritance and innovation of our ceramic culture."

The combination of fine brushwork and freehand brushwork, the collision of animation and blue and white porcelain makes traditional ancient skills exude modern charm. Not only do domestic consumers like it, but some foreign friends can't put it down. The person who is choosing the Nezha porcelain cup is Jaume Ribalta, an artist from Spain. After watching "Nezha 2", he has his own understanding of the feelings conveyed by the movie.

Spanish artist Jaume Ribalta said: "What you can learn from this movie is that his main character is always in constant challenges and many problems he needs to overcome. If fate is unfair, fight it to the end. He is with his friends, with people who love and support him. I think these feelings convey a strong message, and I think this is a huge success of the movie."

After the release of "Nezha 2", it aroused many people's interest in exploring Chinese culture. Ribalta made a decision after watching the movie.

Jaume Ribalta said: "My parents and I have agreed to bring them to China when spring is in full bloom. Thanks to the transit visa-free policy between China and Spain, they will first see Chencun and its surrounding areas, as well as the largest kiln factories in the Qing Dynasty. I think this is very special for me and my parents, and I am also very excited about this arrangement."