BLACK MYTH: WUKONG (BLACK WIND KING)

In Chinese mythology, the "Black Wind King" (also known as "Heifengxiang" or "Black Wind" in various interpretations) is often associated with the power of wind and storms. He is typically depicted as a powerful deity or spirit who commands the winds and can bring about storms, chaos, and destruction.

His character can vary across different stories and regions, but he is generally portrayed as a fierce and sometimes malevolent figure. In some tales, he serves as an antagonist to heroes or deities, while in others, he may be invoked for protection against natural disasters.

The Black Wind King is sometimes linked to folklore surrounding the control of nature and the balance between human beings and the forces of the environment. This figure may also appear in various cultural expressions, such as literature, opera, and art, reflecting the complexities of natural phenomena and their impacts on human life.