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Muzha is a popular folk character, not a fictional one. He appeared in two of China's greatest literary works. Let's keep in mind that Journey to the West is one of the great works of world literature, and that individual characters (List of Journey to the West characters) may well be notable enough to sustain separate articles. The Fengshen bang and JTW are not a random work of fiction; it is one of the most significant works of Chinese literature, and it's perfectly reasonable that the characters in it have pages of their own. You need to learn what Chinese folk religion is. Even in fiction, some characters are worshipped as deities in the real world in China. China's folk worship is amazing. His statue can be found in many temples See example.Taung Tan (talk) 20:04, 1 December 2022 (UTC)