Write down the main characteristics of Tang Sanzang and his disciples in Journey to the West. Write at least three points for each character and at least one example for each point.
The main characteristics of Tang Sanzang and his disciples were as follows: 1. Tang Sanzang: A benevolent and wise Buddhist master led Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand to the Western Paradise to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Tang Sanzang's characteristics were that he was devoted to Buddhism and was merciful. In order to save all living beings, he continued to cultivate and finally obtained the true scriptures. 2. Sun Wukong: An agile and resourceful monkey with magical abilities such as the 72 Transformations and the Somersault Cloud. Sun Wukong's characteristics were quick-witted, flexible, brave and fearless. He constantly challenged powerful enemies in order to protect Tang Sanzang and his disciples. 3 Zhu Bajie: A gluttonous, lazy monster but also has some kind side. Zhu Bajie was selfish and lazy. He was once punished for causing trouble in the mortal world, but finally returned to the mortal world with the help of Tang Sanzang. 4. Monk Sand: A Monk Sand from the Flowing Sand River has an indestructible body. Friar Sand was loyal, reliable and witty. He had helped Tang Sanzang and his disciples through many dangerous situations. The following are some examples: In order to save all living beings, Tang Sanzang kept cultivating and finally obtained the true scripture. He had gone through 81 difficulties to continuously temper his will and cultivation path, and finally succeeded in obtaining the true scripture. On the way to get the scriptures, Sun Wukong fought constantly to protect Tang Sanzang and his disciples. He defeated many powerful enemies, including White Bone Demon, Fire God of Flaming Mountain and Black Bear Demon. Although Zhu Bajie was lazy, with the help of Tang Sanzang, he gradually overcame his laziness and greed and became a loyal and reliable disciple. 4. Monk Sand showed his wit and extraordinary ability on the way to the scriptures. He helped Tang Sanzang and his disciples through many crises and successfully escorted them to the Western Heaven.
The Three Storylines of Tang Sanzang in Journey to the West
In Journey to the West, the three plots of Tang Sanzang were as follows: 1. Retrieving the Sutra Tang Sanzang led Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand to India to retrieve the scriptures. In the process, they encountered many monsters and demons, but Tang Sanzang always maintained his compassion and wisdom and finally successfully led them to the Western Heaven. Saving Sun Wukong On the way to India to learn the scriptures, Sun Wukong was sealed at the foot of the Five Elements Mountain by Tang Sanzang because he was mischievous. Later, Tang Sanzang was saved by Red Boy and accepted as his disciple. Red Boy brought Tang Sanzang to the East Ocean Dragon Palace to rescue Sun Wukong, who was sealed in the dragon palace. 3 Experiencing Danger On their way to India, they encountered many dangers. Once, they arrived at the Flaming Mountain. The flames were as big as a sea of fire, and it was difficult to advance. Tang Sanzang and his disciples decided to use the banana fan to destroy the flaming mountain, but the banana fan was only in the hands of the Bull Demon King and the Iron Fan Princess. In the end, Tang Sanzang used his wisdom to persuade Princess Iron Fan to lend them the banana fan. Only then did they successfully cross the Fiery Mountain.
In the Chinese classic novel Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang and his disciples experienced eighty-one difficulties on their way to the Western Heaven, but each time they overcame the difficulties one by one.
In the Chinese classic novel Journey to the West, the four masters of Tang Sanzang and his disciples experienced eighty-one difficulties on their way to the Western Heaven to obtain scriptures, but they overcame them one by one every time. On their journey, the four of them had experienced many difficulties and dangers, the most famous of which was the eighty-one difficulties. These difficulties were mainly divided into the following categories: 1. The obstruction of demons and ghosts: Tang Sanzang and his disciples encountered many demons and ghosts on their way to obtain the scriptures, such as Monkey Spirit of Sun Wukong, Sand Monk of Zhu Bajie, Dragon King of White Dragon Horse, etc. They would all try to stop Tang Sanzang and his disciples from obtaining the scriptures. 2. Obstacles in the natural environment: On the way to the Holy Land, they also encountered various obstacles in the natural environment, such as mountains, rivers, waterfalls, cliffs, etc., which would bring them great challenges. 3. Human interference: On the way to the scriptures, they also encountered various human interference, such as the obstruction of evil forces, the pursuit of officials, etc., which would bring great pressure to them. In spite of these difficulties, Tang Sanzang and his disciples still moved forward firmly. They relied on their own wisdom and courage to overcome every difficulty. In the end, they successfully obtained the true scripture and completed their mission.
In the Journey to the West, where did Tang Sanzang and his disciples encounter demons and ghosts?
In the Journey to the West, the journey of the four monks was very long. They experienced many dangers and difficulties. Tang Sanzang and his disciples encountered the following demons and ghosts: 1. Sun Wukong: I met the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan in Chang 'an City. They tried to stop Tang Sanzang and his disciples from learning the scriptures. 2. Zhu Bajie: I met Fire God and Fire Sea Devil Lord at Flaming Mountain. They tried to stop Tang Sanzang and his disciples from learning the scriptures. 3. Sha Wujing: In Jinsha Village, he met the monster Zhu Bajie's senior brother, Sha Wujing, and they tried to stop Tang Sanzang and his disciples from obtaining the scriptures. 4. Bai Jingjing: I met Bai Jingjing in the Coiled Silk Cave. She tried to stop Tang Sanzang and his disciples from learning the scriptures. In addition, Tang Sanzang and his disciples also encountered many other demons and ghosts, such as White Bone Demon, Red Boy, and the fire monster of Flaming Mountain.
Each chapter of Journey to the West had a brief introduction to the story. Each chapter had at least two main plots and explained the main characters 'personalities.
Journey to the West: Chapter One: Spiritual Root Nurturing Source Origins From Three Realms, Demons Gather in Chang 'an [Story Introduction: Sun Wukong and the others came to Chang 'an City and defeated the demons, such as White Bone Demon and Red Boy. Tang Sanzang was captured by the demons. Sun Wukong and the others went to rescue him.] Main Plot: - [Origin of Spiritual Roots and Nurturing Source: tells the story of Sun Wukong's birth and growth.] - Demons of the Three Realms Gather in Chang 'an: It tells the story of Sun Wukong and others encountering demons in Chang' an, including White Bone Demon, Red Boy, etc. The main character's personality: - Sun Wukong: witty, brave, open-minded is one of the protagonists, has a strong sense of justice and responsibility - Zhu Bajie: Greed and laziness are one of the protagonists. They were once subdued by Sun Wukong and later supported each other on the way to the Buddhist scriptures with Tang Sanzang. - Sha Wujing: Loyalty and bravery are one of the main characters. He was once captured by Sun Wukong and rescued by Tang Sanzang. Chapter 2: Guanyin Bodhisattva's Buddhist name, Flaming Mountain Demon King, escapes [Story Introduction: Sun Wukong and the others went to the Flaming Mountain to find the banana fan. On their way, they encountered the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan. They started a fierce battle.] Main Plot: - Guanyin Bodhisattva's Dharma Name: It tells about Sun Wukong's cultivation experience and the help of Guanyin Bodhisattva. - Flaming Mountain Demon King fled: It tells the story of the grievances and battle between the Bull Demon King and the Iron Fan Princess. The Bull Demon King was defeated by Sun Wukong and the Iron Fan Princess lost her banana fan.
A brief comment on each character (at least three) in Lu Xun's works
The Madman, Ah Q, and Xianglin Sao in Lu Xun's novel A Madman's Diary were all symbolic figures who represented the various ills of society and the distortion of human nature at that time. Madman represented extreme nihilism and despair, Ah Q represented inferiority and arrogance, and Xianglin Sao represented the tragic fate and helplessness of the people at the bottom.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margins, write down the main deeds of at least one character, stating the location, story, and nickname of the character.
The main deeds of the characters written in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Story location: Shu Han and Dong Wu during the Three Kingdoms period Character nicknames: Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao, Sun Quan Character Story: Liu Bei: In his early years, he lived in Jingzhou with his father. Later, he joined the ranks of the heroes at the end of the Han Dynasty and seized Yizhou. He became one of the founders of Shu Han. Later, he joined forces with Sun Quan to fight against Cao Cao and defeated Cao Cao in the Battle of Red Cliff to establish the Shu Han regime. Guan Yu: Liu Bei's sworn brother. He fought with Liu Bei in the Battle of Red Cliff against Cao Cao and later became an important general in Shu Han. He had sacrificed himself in the Battle of Maicheng to protect Liu Bei's son, Liu Chan. Zhang Fei: He is Liu Bei's sworn brother. He is bold and brave. He had single-handedly killed Cao Cao's general Zhang He in the Battle of Changban Slope, which became a legend in history. Zhuge Liang was an important strategist of the Shu Han Dynasty. He planned many important strategies at the end of the Shu Han Dynasty and successfully deceived Cao Cao in the empty city stratagem. He was one of the most outstanding characters in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Cao Cao was the founder of the State of Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. He established the State of Wei and unified the north. He had a sinister and cunning personality and had implemented many cruel policies, but in the end, he was forced to abdicate in the Battle of Red Cliff. Sun Quan was the founder of Dongwu. After defeating Cao Cao with Liu Bei in the Battle of Red Cliff, he established the Dongwu regime in the Jiangdong area. He was also an outstanding general who had defeated Liu Bei in the Battle of Yiling.
Ask for the main characters and their main stories! (At least 3 for each category)
Journey to the West: Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, and Tang Sanzang. Sun Wukong was the main character. He was a monkey who became an immortal and was named the "Great Sage, Heaven's Equal". On his way to the scriptures, he started a series of adventure stories with the Bull Demon King, Princess Iron Fan, Nezha, and so on. Zhu Bajie was a pig demon. He got into a series of troubles because of his greed and laziness on his way to the scriptures, but he was finally freed with the help of Tang Sanzang. Sha Wujing was a sand monk. He was responsible for keeping Tang Sanzang's luggage on the way to the scriptures. He experienced many dangers and adventures with Sun Wukong. The White Dragon Horse was Tang Sanzang's mount. He met Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie by accident on his journey to the Western Paradise and finally went with Tang Sanzang to the Western Paradise to obtain the scriptures. Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Baoyu, Lin Daiyu, Xue Baochai, and Grandmother Jia. Jia Baoyu was the son of the Jia family. He had a crush on Lin Daiyu, but the two of them could not be together for various reasons. Lin Daiyu was Jia Baoyu's cousin. She was very unfortunate because of her environment and life experience. Xue Baochai was the niece of the Jia family. She was dignified, generous, and good at talking. She was the apple of Grandmother Jia's eye. Grandmother Jia was the mother of Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu. She attached great importance to family honor and status, but for various reasons, she was very unfortunate. Water margin: Lin Chong, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen and Song Jiang. Lin Chong was the main character. He was a hero of Liangshan who fought against foreign enemies with Wu Song and became sworn brothers with Lu Zhishen. Wu Song was a hero. He was good at martial arts. He once fought against the government alone and became sworn brothers with Lin Chong. Lu Zhishen was an open-minded hero. He was good at cudgel techniques. He had once fought a tiger after getting drunk and finally got subdued by Song Jiang. Song Jiang was a leader. He led the heroes of Liangshan to fight against the enemy and eventually became the leader of Liangshan.
What were the details and psychological descriptions in In the Heart of the Desert? (Write at least 3 sentences each) and point out its function.
What are the details and psychological descriptions in In the Heart of the Desert (at least 3 sentences each) and point out their effects? I looked at the old car, its outer shell had faded and the tires were too old to be used anymore. I imagined the time and effort the owner had spent on it, imagined that he had once taken it across the vast desert, used it to carry something important, and accompanied it through a long journey of life. [Effect: By describing the appearance and usage of this old car, it shows the protagonist's cherishment of old things and memories of the past.] At the same time, this kind of detailed description also makes the readers feel the loneliness and desire of the protagonist, and further portrays his emotional world. I stood in the middle of the desert and felt like I was floating in the air. Endless sand dunes and blue skies, nothing can disturb my thoughts. I feel like my soul is slowly leaving me, like I'm trapped in this endless world. [Description: By describing the feeling of the protagonist in the middle of the desert, it shows his loneliness and helplessness.] This kind of psychological description also allows the reader to feel the struggle and pain in the protagonist's heart more deeply, making it easier for them to be infected by his emotions. I tried to find a way out but all the roads were blocked by sand dunes. I couldn't see what was ahead of me, and I could only feel endless darkness. I began to feel fear, not knowing where I should go to find a way out. [Effect: By describing the protagonist's confusion and fear, it shows his helplessness and despair.] This kind of psychological description also allows the reader to feel the struggle and pain in the protagonist's heart more deeply, making it easier for them to be infected by his emotions.
In the Journey to the West, Anuojiapa accepted bribes from Tang Sanzang and his disciples. Did the Tathagata know about this?
In Journey to the West, Anuojiapa was a demon who was an enemy of the four monks on their journey to obtain scriptures. According to the plot of the novel, Anuo Kasyapa accepted bribes from the four of them and used his power to profit from them, causing the four of them to suffer many difficulties on their way to the scriptures. The novel did not explicitly mention whether Tathagata knew about this. Tathagata was the supreme deity in Buddhism, and was considered the creator and ruler of all things in the universe. His status was very high, and it was impossible for him to know that Anoya Kasyapa had accepted bribes. However, judging from the plot of the novel, Ananda Kasyapa's behavior had violated the Buddhist rules. The Tathagata might be aware of this, but whether he would punish Ananda Kasyapa or not depended on whether his behavior was in line with Buddhist teachings.
Write down the main plot of each chapter in one sentence or add a sub-title to each chapter
The first part mainly narrates the growth of the protagonist, Pavel Kochagin, in the process of the Soviet Union's industrialization. The main plots include: - Kochagin was exploited and trained by the working class in his hometown factory. - Kochagin joined the Soviet Red Army to temper his body and will in the war; - Kochagin served as a monitor in the factory and led the workers to produce high-quality steel. - Kochagin was inspired by the political movements of the Soviet Union and began to think about the way out for himself and the country. - Kochagin was treated unfairly in the Soviet Union during the Stalinist period, but he gradually gained recognition through self-study and hard work; - Kochagin became a hero for the Soviet Union during World War II.