What are the characteristics of the Great Sage and the Little Sage in the text?
The Little Saint's Power to Surrender the Great Saint was an ancient Chinese novel that mainly told the story between the Little Saint and the Great Saint. According to the plot of the novel, Great Saints and Little Saints each had some characteristics. The Great Sage, Sun Wukong, was a brave, quick-witted, intelligent, and easily angered character. He often solved problems with extremely high intelligence and could use all kinds of divine powers to defeat his enemies. He was also a man with a strong sense of justice. He would do anything to protect his friends and his country. The Great Sage was impulsive and sometimes lost his temper because of some small things, but when he calmed down, he would become very rational and intelligent. The Little Saint, Sha Wujing, was a kind, loyal, cautious, and patient person. He was very concerned about his friends and family and would do everything he could to help them. He wasn't very good at expressing his feelings. Sometimes, he would appear a little cold, but in fact, he was very warm inside. Little Saint was a very patient and persistent person. He would fight for his goal and never back down even if he encountered great difficulties. The Great Sage and the Little Sage are both very important characters in the novel. Their personalities reflect some typical characteristics of ancient Chinese characters and provide us with good examples.