Primary function
Establishes the public fear surrounding the Demon Orb child.
Reviewed relationship imageNe Zha · City, pass and family homeland
Chentang Pass
陈塘关Chén Táng Guān
Chentang Pass is Ne Zha's home, Li Jing and Lady Yin's place of responsibility, and the city whose fear, danger and eventual defense give the film's destiny argument a human community.
ChentangguanChen Tang PassChentang Fortress
Short answer
Chentang Pass is the city defended by Li Jing and Lady Yin and the home in which Ne Zha grows up under the Demon Orb label. It is both a community that fears him and the place he chooses to protect. The final conflict matters because Ao Bing's Dragon Clan plan threatens real people connected to Ne Zha's family and identity.
Canonical identity / 标准身份
One entity, one canonical route
English, Chinese and pinyin aliases resolve here instead of creating fragmented duplicate pages.
- Canonical English name
- Chentang Pass
- Chinese name
- 陈塘关
- Defenders
- Li Jing and Lady Yin
- Resident hero
- Ne Zha
- Story function
- Home, prejudice and crisis location
Entity relationship graph / 实体关系网
Characters, objects and locations stay connected
Typed links make the same knowledge graph readable to visitors and search engines.
Home and rejected communityNe Zha 哪吒
The city's fear isolates Ne Zha, yet its people remain part of the home he chooses to defend.
Open connected entity CommanderLi Jing 李靖Public responsibility makes every family decision also a decision about the city's safety.
Open connected entity DefenderLady Yin 殷夫人Her active protection connects family affection to civic action.
Open connected entity Threatened location in clan planAo Bing 敖丙The city becomes the point where Dragon Clan survival pressure collides with Ao Bing's friendship.
Open connected entityStory function / 剧情作用
Why this entity changes the world around it
Connected function
Provides Ne Zha with an imperfect but meaningful concept of home.
Connected function
Places Li Jing and Lady Yin under simultaneous family and civic responsibility.
Connected function
Turns the Ao Bing conflict from abstract rivalry into a choice about civilian lives.
Visual identification standard / 图像识别标准
Effects and colors are not enough
Every claim should survive a check against character, object, location and adaptation context.
- City walls, coastal defenses and sea-monster action support the location context.
- A generic ancient Chinese town is not Chentang Pass without film or story evidence.
- Family or battle images can illustrate the relationship when the caption avoids claiming an unverified exact street or gate.
Connected reading / 延伸阅读
Continue through the story network
Search questions / 常见问题
Direct answers about Chentang Pass
What is Chentang Pass in Ne Zha?
It is Ne Zha's home city and the place defended by his parents, Li Jing and Lady Yin.
Why do people in Chentang Pass fear Ne Zha?
They believe the Demon Orb marks him as a future destroyer and judge him before his choices are known.
Why does Ao Bing threaten Chentang Pass?
He is pressured into a Dragon Clan survival plan whose concealment and success depend on destructive action against the city.
Is Chentang Pass a real historical place?
The name has roots in Chinese mythic and literary geography; XianLore's page focuses on its role in the animated-film continuity.
Official adaptation sources
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