Journey to the West, chapter 48, about 500 words
In the 48th chapter of Journey to the West, the main story revolved around the King of Inspiration. Wukong and Bajie were sent to the Temple of the Inspiration King after transforming into a boy and a girl. The monster had intended to eat the girl first, but Ba Jie knocked it away with a strike of his rake. As it fled, it threw down two scales and dove into the Heavenspan River. Afterwards, the demon followed the Sinistress's advice and cast spells to blow up the cold wind and snow, creating an ice surface to lure Tang Sanzang to cross the river on ice. Tang Sanzang and his disciples saw that the ice surface seemed solid, so they planned to cross the Tongtian River on the ice surface. In this chapter, the cunning of the monsters and the danger faced by Tang Sanzang and his disciples were vividly displayed. Although Wukong and Bajie had the ability to deal with the monster, the monster's conspiracy also brought them a lot of challenges. The adventure of Tang Sanzang and his disciples also entered a new dangerous situation because of the monster's plot, which laid the foreshadowing for the development of the subsequent story. Read more exciting novels for free
Journey to the West, Chapter 79, 200 Words
The monk king ordered the fake Tang Sanzang to take out the heart. Wukong cut open his chest and abdomen. All kinds of internal organs had the black heart that the Taoist priest wanted. He defeated the Taoist priest with his original body. The Demonic Priest turned into a cold light and fled to the east, hiding in Qinghua Manor. With the help of the earth, Wukong broke into Qinghua Village. The Demonic Priest escaped again and was covered by the Longevity Star in the air, revealing the original body of the Longevity Star riding the White Deer. Wukong killed the fox that had turned into a beautiful woman and returned to the city to ask the gods to send the child back. The Longevity Star gave the Bhikkhu King three dates and cured the Bhikhu King. This time, Zhongwu Kong vanquished the demons and devils, restoring the Bhikkhu Kingdom to normal and saving the lives of many children. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West, chapter 221, 30 words
Wukong fought with the yellow-haired marten demon, and later, Bodhisattva Lingji helped him subdue the demon and rescue Tang Sanzang. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West, chapter 76, 150 words
In the seventy-sixth chapter, after the Great Sage was tormented in the old demon's stomach, he tied the old demon's heart and liver with a rope and let them flow out through his nose to fight with the three demons. He forced the three devils to agree to carry the Tang Sanzang across the mountain in a sedan chair. After the three devils went back on their words, the two devils came to fight. Pig was not a match for them. The Great Sage released the life-saving rope and was carried away by the two devils. Wukong transformed into an insect and entered the cave to cheat Bajie out of his private money. The second monster promised to send Tang Sanzang back and was released. The third monster had another plan and carried Tang Sanzang to the throne room. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West, chapter 13, 100 words
In the 13th chapter of Journey to the West, the image of Tang Sanzang and his disciples was vivid. Sun Wukong was like a policeman, intelligent and able to distinguish good from evil, while Tang Sanzang was kind but easily confused by appearances. Zhu Bajie had a pure sense of justice, and Monk Sha was honest. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. We should learn from their strengths and examine whether we have any shortcomings and correct them. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West: Chapter 70, 50 Words
Wukong chased the demon to Qilin Mountain, put out the evil fireworks, disguised as a demon into the cave. The Golden Saint Palace tricked the Demon King into untying the golden bell. When Wukong stole the bell, he alarmed the Demon King and was locked in the cave. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West: Chapter 8, 50 Words
The eighth chapter showed the Buddha's thought of saving all sentient beings and the process of Guanyin forming a Buddhist scripture team. The ups and downs of fate could be seen from it, and it also reflected the theme of opportunity and redemption. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West, chapter 6 to chapter 10, 100 words
In the sixth to tenth chapters of Journey to the West, it was exciting to see Sun Wukong's rebellious spirit. However, due to his character flaws, the Jing River Dragon King was reckless and conceited, which led to bad consequences. Tang Taizong's return to life from hell revealed the ways of the world. These stories not only showed myths and fantasies, but also reflected human nature and social phenomena, making people think deeply. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West, chapter 56, chapter 57, 50 words
The fifth chapter: Wukong manages the peach garden. After stealing peaches, wine and pills, he escapes back to Huaguo Mountain. The Jade Emperor sends troops to capture him. Wukong defeats the gods. The sixth chapter: Guanyin recommended Erlang God to capture Wukong. Taishang Laojun helped Erlang God to hit Wukong. The gods escorted him back and the Jade Emperor ordered him to be executed. The seventh chapter: Wukong refined the Fiery Eyes in the Eight Trigrams Furnace and fought to the Divine Wind Palace. He lost the bet with Tathagata and was pressed under the Five Elements Mountain. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West, chapter 26, 200 words, 1,000 words of reflections
"Thoughts on the Twenty-sixth Chapter of Journey to the West" In the twenty-sixth chapter of Journey to the West, the plot of Wukong pushing down the ginseng fruit tree contained many profound meanings. This time, it showed the complicated personalities and relationships of the characters in the story. Wukong's impulse to push down the fruit tree after being insulted by the Taoist child reflected his fearless spirit of resistance. However, this impulse also brought him trouble. As the ancestor of the Earthly Immortals, Zhenyuanzi's reaction after the fruit tree was pushed down was worth pondering. Although he had the ability to deal with Wukong and the others, he showed a kind of magnanimity. As long as the fruit tree could be saved, he would let bygones be bygones. There might be a deeper consideration behind this. From this, we can see the subtle relationship between Taoism and Buddhism. Zhenyuanzi's behavior was like a show of goodwill from Taoism to Buddhism. He chose to build a friendly relationship through Wukong, a key figure. This implied that in that mythological world, there was a need for mutual dependence and goodwill between different sects. Under the social and cultural background of the time, the interaction between the sects also reflected a subconscious yearning for the integration of different cultures. Looking at Wukong's experience, he was under great pressure after pushing down the fruit tree. He had no choice but to bear the consequences of his reckless behavior and look around for a way to save the fruit tree. During this process, his sense of responsibility gradually became apparent. Wukong, who used to only know how to wreak havoc in the Heavenly Palace and act recklessly, began to learn to take responsibility for his own actions. This was an important part of his character growth. This kind of growth was particularly crucial in the context of learning from the scriptures, because learning from the scriptures itself was a long process that required constant overcoming of difficulties and taking responsibility. This time, let us think about the theme of error and redemption. Wukong made a seemingly irreparable mistake of pushing down the fruit tree, but the story did not directly judge him as a sinner, but gave him a chance to make up for it. This tells us that even if we make a serious mistake, as long as we have the determination and effort to correct it, it is possible to be forgiven. This concept also had a positive meaning in real life. It encouraged people to face their mistakes bravely and actively seek solutions to problems instead of avoiding responsibility. From a literary point of view, the plot this time was very ingenious. After the tense conflict, it began a winding journey to find a solution, making the story full of suspense and ups and downs. The dialogue and interaction between the characters also vividly showed their own characteristics, such as Wukong's cleverness and craftiness, Zhenyuanzi's generosity and wisdom. All these added rich content and lasting charm to the great work of Journey to the West. The 26th chapter of Journey to the West was not just a simple chapter of a fairy tale. It brought readers a lot of thinking and enlightenment through the characters 'behavior, relationships, and the cultural implications reflected behind them. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West, chapter 23, about 100 words
After the Buddhist scriptures team was established, the four of them met a family on the way. The mistress brought her three daughters to marry into the Tang family, but Tang Sanzang was unmoved. Wukong and Friar Sand also had no intention of marrying into the Tang family. Only Bajie was moved by the mortal heart. He was teased by the four Sages with the heavenly wedding and the pearl undershirt. In the end, Bajie was hung on a tree. It turned out that this was the Bodhisattva testing his Zen heart. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!
Journey to the West, chapter 27, about 100 words
In the White Tiger Ridge, the White Bone Demon wanted to capture Tang Sanzang and changed three times. She first turned into a beautiful woman and was chased away by Wukong. Bajie instigated Wukong to be driven away. She turned into an old woman and was beaten away again. Tang Sanzang chanted a spell. In the end, he became an old eunuch. With the help of the earth god and the mountain god, Wukong killed him to reveal his true form. However, Bajie incited Wukong again and Wukong was finally driven away by his master. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!