In the glorious mythical world of ancient Greece, Heracles was an unrivaled heroic Hercules. He is the product of the union of Zeus and the mortal woman Alcmene, and has a demigod, half-human blood, which gives him strength and courage beyond the ordinary. Hercules' name means "glory of Hera" in Greek, but in reality, his presence was the object of envy and revenge of Hera, the queen of heaven, because his birth challenged Hera's dignity.
Known for his prodigious physical strength and fearless spirit, Hercules accomplished 12 difficult tasks known as the "impossible", including slaying dragons and monsters, cleaning cattle sheds, hunting wild beasts, and fighting giants. Among them, his fierce battle with the hydra Hydra, the capture of the golden horned deer of Kerynea, and the capture of the three-headed dog of the underworld, Cerberus, have become heroic feats that have been passed down through the ages.
In addition, Hercules was involved in many other adventures, such as assisting Iason in the capture of the Golden Fleece, demonstrating great leadership skills and loyal friendship. Despite all the ups and downs of his life, Hercules remained steadfast in his righteousness and became the embodiment of strength, courage and indomitable spirit in ancient Greek culture. Eventually, at the end of his tragic and legendary life, Hercules was accepted into the sacred mountain of Olympus, where he became the venerable deity Hercules, and will forever be remembered in the hearts of people as a synonym for heroic Hercules in later generations of Western culture.