A dynamic and formidable figure, Thủy Tinh is shown with elements of water, perhaps in shades of blue or green, with flowing robes or hair suggestive of raging rivers and seas. His expression might convey a mix of power and bitter jealousy, reflecting his annual floods and storms as an act of revenge after losing the princess to Sơn Tinh. He embodies the unpredictable power of water, intense rivalry, and the eternal cycle of conflict with the mountains.