Which episode of the list of gods is to cut bones for dad and meat for mom?

In the twelfth episode of "The List of Gods", Nezha got into trouble many times. Although Du Shiniang secretly resolved it for him, Nezha refused to repent and killed the third prince of the Dragon King by mistake. Finally, in order to avoid implicating Jing and Du Shiniang, Nezha shaved off his bones and went back to his mother, becoming a lonely ghost.

Nezha is one of the most famous orthodox gods in China and one of the classic artistic images. The main stories come from religious beliefs and folklore. As a god of the right path who specializes in demonizing, his god has advanced specifications.

Traditional culture is mainly divided into three systems: orthodox Taoism, folk belief and ghost novels. Nezha's traditional belief is mainly defined as the cultural tradition of Taoist gods.

Some cultures still believe in Buddhism. As early as the Song Dynasty, the name Nezha existed in Buddhist scriptures, such as Five Lights Meeting Yuan, Quotations from Monks in Mi 'an and Legend of Jingde Lantern. Even before the Song Dynasty, the name Nezha appeared. Although Nezha is recorded in many Buddhist books, Nezha was not created by Buddhism, and Nezha was not a monk, but a boy with long hair. Buddhism is not Hinduism.

Religious Gods: Its prototype "Bai Na" was originally created by Buddhism, and it was originally one of the protectors of Buddhism, from which Nezha, a Taoist in China, evolved. After the prototype image was introduced, similar features and images of gods were all Taoist, and the Taoist god Nezha was born.

In ancient myths and masterpieces, Li, also known as Nezha, is the god of Taoism and Buddhism. Nezha in The Journey to the West is a disciple of the Tathagata, and Jin and Mu are also disciples of Buddhism, and they are the gods of the three meetings in heaven.

Nezha in The Romance of the Gods is a disciple of Taiyi and a real lecturer. He was born in Shang Dynasty. As the commander-in-chief and pioneer officer of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Nezha made great achievements in many battles with his magic weapon and powerful martial arts, and eventually became a saint.

The difference between Nezha's design and two different representative works lies in the difference of images. The above is Nezha in this statue, which is very different from Nezha in Journey to the West. The two versions of Nezha come from different disciples of Buddhism and Taoism.

The Buddha is the Tao. Although the settings in the two novels are different, Nezha's deity belongs to the domestic Taoist culture.