There were many styles of posters for Journey to the West. Some of them were China ink paintings. For example, a flower blossomed from a dragon-patterned bag in the poster of a teenager character. There were also elements such as Guanyin, Sun Wukong, and a crane. The posters for " Journey to the West " were also released. The realistic version of the posters was more modern in style, combined with the manga style. The content was messy and different from the traditional China mythological style. There were also posters from various periods for appreciation. In addition, there were also posters based on Journey to the West, such as the American version of Journey to the West and the posters of Journey to the West. Read more exciting novels for free
The following is a simple way to make a handwritten copy of Journey to the West: ** 1. Planning ** 1. ** Headers design ** - At the top and middle of the handwritten report, the words "Journey to the West" were written in artistic words as the head of the report. You can use a pencil to gently outline the outline of the word first, and then fill in the color, such as filling it with red and strokes with yellow, to make the head eye-catching. 2. ** Sectors ** - The handwritten report was divided into three sections, two small sections on the left and right, and a large section in the middle. Simple lines such as double straight lines or wavy lines could be used to divide the plates. ** 2. Fill in the content ** 1. ** Left panel-Main characters ** - He would draw a simple image of Sun Wukong. For example, he would draw a simple Sun Wukong with a Golden Hoop Incantation on his head and a Golden Hoop Staff in his hand. Beside him, there was a brief introduction of his background, such as,"Sun Wukong was born from the immortal stone of Huaguo Mountain. He is very powerful and knows the seventy-two transformations." - Below it was a simple portrait of Zhu Bajie, with big ears and a nine-toothed rake. He also wrote,"Zhu Bajie, former Marshal Tianpeng, greedy and lazy, but simple and honest." 2. ** Middle section-Story summary ** - In this section, the main story of Journey to the West was described in simple words, such as "Tang Sanzang and his disciples set off from Tang of the East to the West to obtain scriptures. Along the way, they encountered eighty-one difficulties and all kinds of demons and ghosts. On the way, they subdued demons and devils. Sun Wukong played a huge role and finally reached the western paradise to obtain the true scripture." - He could simply draw some elements on the path to obtain the scriptures beside the words, such as an auspicious cloud or a small hill. 3. ** Right Section-Classic Plot ** - He chose a classic plot to describe, such as "beating the White Bone Demon three times." She drew a simple image of the White Bone Demon, and then drew the scene of Sun Wukong beating her up with a stick. Then, he briefly wrote the content of the plot,"The White Bone Demon transformed into human form three times to deceive Tang Sanzang, but was seen through by Sun Wukong's Fiery Eyes. He beat the White Bone Demon three times, but was misunderstood by Tang Sanzang and chased back to Huaguo Mountain." ** 3. Decorations and Colors ** 1. ** Decorations ** - In the four corners of the handwritten paper, you could draw some small decorative elements, such as a few auspicious clouds with simple lines or a few immortal peaches. 2. ** Color matching ** - The overall color was mainly bright. The headpiece should be in striking colors such as red and yellow. The characters could be matched with brown (Sun Wukong's hair, Zhu Bajie's skin, etc.) and blue (clothing, etc.). The background decorative elements should be in light colors, such as light blue auspicious clouds, pink immortal peaches, etc. A simple copy of Journey to the West was completed. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Journey to the West was a classical Chinese novel. It told the story of the four main characters, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang, who went through 81 difficulties to obtain the true scriptures. The contents of chapters 1 - 100 are summarized as follows: Chapter One: Sun Wukong is Born, Tang Sanzang is Reading Buddhist Scriptures Chapter 2: Sun Wukong worships Bodhi, Zhu Bajie eats ginseng fruit, and Sand Monk vanquishes demons Chapter 3: Sun Wukong fights with the Bull Demon King and Princess Iron Fan. Tang Sanzang is saved by Red Boy. Chapter Four: Sun Wukong, Sanzang, and Zhu Bajie, the Taoist Monk Sand, Subduing Demons Chapter 5: Sun Wukong and the White Bone Demon fight, Tang Sanzang is captured by the demon Chapter 6: Sun Wukong goes to Chang 'an to get scriptures, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand make a fuss in Heaven Chapter Seven: Sun Wukong is on his way to learn Buddhist scriptures. Tang Sanzang is captured by demons. Chapter 8: Sun Wukong fights Red Boy and Tang Sanzang to obtain the true scripture Chapter 9: Sun Wukong Obtains the Golden Cudgel, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand Subduing Demons Chapter 10: Sun Wukong goes to the Monkey Mountain to get scriptures. Tang Sanzang is saved by Red Boy. Chapter 11: Sun Wukong fights the Bull Demon King and Tang Sanzang is captured by the demon Chapter 12: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand subdue demons. Chapter 13: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 14: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the spider spirit. Chapter 15: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is captured by a demon Chapter 16: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk subdue the demons. Chapter 17: Sun Wukong fights the monster Tang Sanzang to obtain the true scripture Chapter 18: Sun Wukong goes to the White Bone Demon's territory to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the White Bone Demon. Chapter 19: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 20: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Flaming Mountain Monster. Sun Wukong Obtains the True Sutra, Tang Sanzang Is Captured by Demons Chapter Twenty-Two: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the spider spirit. Chapter 23: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 24: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk fight against the Bull Demon King. Chapter 25: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 26: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Flaming Mountain Monster. Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is captured by a demon Chapter Twenty-Eight: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the Coiled Silk Cave monster. Chapter 29: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 30: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk fight against the Bull Demon King. Chapter 31: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 32: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Flaming Mountain Monster. Chapter 33: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is captured by the demon Chapter 34: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to get scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Coiled Silk Cave monster. Chapter 35: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 36: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk fight against the Bull Demon King. Chapter 37: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 38: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the Flaming Mountain Monster. Chapter 39: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 40: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Coiled Silk Cave monster. Sun Wukong Obtains the True Sutra, Tang Sanzang Is Killed by a Monster Chapter 42: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk fight against the Bull Demon King. Chapter 43: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 44: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Flaming Mountain Monster. Sun Wukong Obtains the True Sutra, Tang Sanzang Is Killed by a Monster Chapter 46: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Coiled Silk Cave monster. Chapter 47: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 48: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory and Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Bull Demon King Chapter 49: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 50: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Flaming Mountain Monster. Sun Wukong Obtains the True Sutra, Tang Sanzang Is Killed by a Monster Chapter 52: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to get scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Coiled Silk Cave monster. Chapter 53: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 54: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk fight against the Bull Demon King. Chapter 55: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 56: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Flaming Mountain Monster. Sun Wukong Obtains the True Sutra, Tang Sanzang Is Killed by a Monster Chapter 58: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the monster of the Coiled Silk Cave. Chapter 59: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 60: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk fight against the Bull Demon King. Chapter 61: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter Sixty-Two: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the Flaming Mountain Monster. Chapter 63: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by the demon Chapter 64: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the monster of the Coiled Silk Cave. Chapter 65: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn from the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the Bull Demon King. Chapter 67: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter Sixty-Eight: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the Flaming Mountain Monster. Chapter 69: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 70: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Coiled Silk Cave monster. Chapter 71: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 72: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Bull Demon King. Chapter 73: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 724: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight against the Flaming Mountain Monster. Chapter 725: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 726: Sun Wukong goes to the Coiled Silk Cave to get scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Coiled Silk Cave monster. Chapter 727: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 728: Sun Wukong goes to the Bull Demon King's territory to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Sand Monk fight the Bull Demon King. Chapter 729: Sun Wukong obtains the true scripture, Tang Sanzang is killed by a demon Chapter 380: Sun Wukong goes to the Flaming Mountain to learn the scriptures. Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand fight the Flaming Mountain Monster.
"Journey to the West" was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. It told the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, Monk Sand, and Tang Sanzang (also known as the "Journey to the West"), who went to India to retrieve Buddhist scriptures. With Sun Wukong as the center, the novel described his growth experience and relationships with other characters to show the moral, philosophical, religious and other aspects of traditional Chinese culture. There were many interesting plots and deep character descriptions in the novel, including Sun Wukong's supernatural powers, Zhu Bajie's gluttonous laziness, Sand Monk's loyalty and integrity, Tang Sanzang's compassion and wisdom, etc. Journey to the West was not only well-known and influential in China but also in the world. It was widely translated into many languages. It was a classic work in the history of Chinese literature and a treasure in the treasure house of world literature.
Different versions of the posters had different designs and intentions: - ** The Abc's of Journey to the West poster **: - ** Design **: The posters were designed with rich elements, with a large number of auspicious clouds and full images, while the posters were composed of the main characters and related items in a pieced form, with the images flying in the sky. There were also posters drawn in the form of China ink paintings. The background was dyed with mountain scenery. There was the back of a boy wearing headphones, and the school bag extended with flower elements. If you looked carefully, you could see that Sun Wukong's backpack shape, Guanyin under the flower, and the young man holding the Golden Cudgel were closely related to the protagonist. The role-themed posters had golden auspicious clouds as the link between the characters. - ** Design Intent **: Through the combination of various elements and unique design forms, it fits the style of the TV series and shows the fusion of modern elements and mythological elements in the story. Because the story is about Chinese teenagers who are involved in mythological battles in modern life (such as high school life), it is necessary to attract the audience through such a poster that is full of fantasy imagination and China mythological elements. - ** A custom-made hand-drawn poster of "Shengdu" with "Journey to the West" as the background **: - ** In terms of design **: Hand-drawn style, from character design to the presentation of the images, it is all original, and the image style is funny and humorous. - ** Design Intent **: In order to attract the attention of consumers, the unique humorous style will be used to stand out among the many posters. The popularity of Journey to the West will be used to achieve marketing purposes. It may be used for product promotion or brand promotion. - ** Posters of Journey to the West in an undisclosed style of collision between ancient and modern times **: This kind of poster design intention may be to show the new interpretation or new presentation of Journey to the West in modern society through the collision of ancient times (the traditional cultural content represented by Journey to the West) and modern times (may be the integration of design techniques, expressions, or modern elements). It will bring novelty to the audience and inherit the classic culture. However, posters like "Journey to the West" also received some criticism. Although the picture elements were rich, because "Journey to the West" was too classic in the hearts of the Chinese people, the main storyline was adapted from a foreign perspective, and the poster had a strong American style. As a result, the core of the IP of "Journey to the West" could not be seen. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The extended edition of the movie " The Great Sage of the Chinese Oscar-Journey to the West Marries " revealed the ultimate poster. This poster showed the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal, Sun Wukong, wearing a golden hoop to restore the Boundless Spell. He looked up at Zixia Fairy, who was wearing a phoenix crown and a cape, under the high platform. The poster was colorful and lively, reflecting the tragic ending of the movie. This extended edition not only restored the picture quality of the movie, but also added unused materials to make the movie more complete. The extended edition of " The Great Sage of a Chinese Oath: The Wedding " would be released on April 14th.
In the Journey to the West, Ma Wen was described as a small official. Judging from the plot, when Sun Wukong was in charge of the horse, he had subordinates such as the code book, the strong man, the supervisor, and the deputy supervisor to manage the heavenly horses. The horse needed to nourish the horses day and night, dance during the day, and watch over them at night. The work content belonged to the grassroots affairs. Moreover, the other subordinates of the Imperial Horse Supervisor called this official position " unranked ", which was the lowest and smallest official position. This made Sun Wukong despise the small official position and leave the Heavenly Court. However, from a historical point of view, the official in charge of the Imperial Horse Supervisor of the Ming Dynasty was a fourth-grade official, and his rank was above the middle of the official career. However, the setting in Journey to the West was to regard the horse as a small official position. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The little white dragon was the son of Ao Run of the West Sea. He was sued by his father to the Heavenly Court for setting fire to the pearl in the hall. He should have been executed, but he was saved by the intercession of Guan Yin Bodhisattva. He went to Tang Sanzang's side to do leg strength to atone for his sins. Although he was one of the members of the Buddhist scriptures team, he was still a member of the Heavenly Court system (the Dragon Kings of the Four Seas were under the jurisdiction of the Heavenly Court) and was a sinner. Therefore, his situation was different from that of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing. When Sun Wukong stole the ginseng fruit, he did not steal the fruit for the little white dragon. This was because the little white dragon was guilty and was being watched by the Heavenly Court. Sun Wukong considered the subtle relationship between himself and the Heavenly Court. The possibility of stealing another fruit was higher, and it might mess up the matter of stealing the fruit, so he did not steal the fruit for the little white dragon. The novel "White Dragon of the Dragon Clan" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The word " gentle " meant that a person's literary talent matched his essence. It described his temperament as gentle and refined, his behavior was correct, and he was elegant and polite. The following are some simple and polite sentences: 1. She was dressed neatly and had a refined demeanor. 2. This teacher's teaching style was gentle and refined, and he was very popular among the students. 3. His appearance and manner were always refined, leaving a good impression on others. 4. Her speech and mannerisms were very refined. She was a true gentleman. 5. Although this little boy was young, his manners were gentle and polite. I hope the examples above can help you.
Here are some simple inspirational lyrics: - "I want to climb up step by step, fly forward on the leaves at the highest point, and let the wind dry my tears and sweat." - "If I choose to move forward, I must be strong." - "I only have one appearance. I will never fall. Even if I am surrounded by adversity, I will face it with a smile." - "When I reach the top of the mountain, no one can hurt me." <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The little beauty that was ignored in the sequel to Journey to the West was Hong Hai Er.