There was a novel in the reference material that mentioned the plot of causing a ruckus in the mourning hall. Xie Qianhuan and Xiao Yelan's novel had a plot of causing a ruckus in the mourning hall (Chapter 337). However, due to the lack of more information, it was impossible to elaborate on the specific situation of this plot in the novel. Read more exciting novels for free
Sun Wukong wreaking havoc in Heaven was the plot of the fourth to seventh chapters of Journey to the West. Sun Wukong first went to the East Ocean Dragon Palace to borrow a treasure to obtain the Ruyi Golden Cudgel. Then, he broke into the Senluo Temple of the Netherworld Realm to forcefully cancel the Book of Life and Death, erasing himself and all the famous monkeys. The Dragon King and the King of Hell complained to the Jade Emperor. The Jade Emperor wanted to capture Wukong, but Venus suggested that he be granted amnesty and named Wukong as " Horse Wen." Wukong was furious when he learned that his position was low. He opened the Southern Heavenly Gate and returned to Huaguo Mountain, raising the banner of " The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal ". The Jade Emperor sent the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King Li Jing and the Third Prince Nezha to lead the Heavenly Army to capture them, but they were defeated by Wukong. Once again, the Jade Emperor offered amnesty. After Wukong became the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal, he managed the peach garden and ate all the ripe peaches. Because he was not invited to the Peach Banquet, Wukong disguised himself as a barefoot Great Immortal and sneaked into the Jade Pool to drink the immortal wine. He also got drunk and rushed into the Tushita Palace of the Grand Supreme Elderly Lord to eat the Golden Elixir. After causing trouble, he returned to Huaguo Mountain. Guanyin Bodhisattva sent Hui An to the lower realm to help fight, but Hui An was defeated. Heavenly King Li asked the Jade Emperor for help, and Guanyin recommended Erlang Immortal Yang Jian to participate in the battle. Erlang Shen and Wukong fought with wisdom and courage. Wukong fought alone and was gradually at a disadvantage. Taishang Laojun hit the top of Wukong's head with the diamond chakram, and Xiaotian Dog bit Wukong's leg. Wukong was captured. After he was captured, he was unable to be hurt even by a knife, axe, thunder, and fire. The Jade Emperor locked him in the Eight Trigrams Furnace of Taishang Laojun and wanted to burn him to ashes. However, Wukong cultivated Fiery Eyes and continued to fight with the Heavenly Generals after the furnace was knocked down. Finally, the Jade Emperor invited the Buddha to come forward. Wukong was suppressed by the Buddha at the foot of the Five Elements Mountain. The Immortals and Buddhas held the "Antian Meeting" to celebrate their victory. In this plot, the Uproar in Heaven partially reflected the outbreak of social conflicts and the strong sense of class resistance. At the same time, there was a point of view that Taishang Laojun deliberately went easy on Sun Wukong during this process. The reasons included preventing Guanyin from using the Jade Pure Bottle to sneak attack and using the diamond chakram that he could control. After Sun Wukong was captured, he proposed to use the Eight Trigrams Furnace to refine it, but it gave him a chance to recover his magical power and escape. After Sun Wukong wreaked havoc in the Heavenly Palace, he did not bring harm to Patriarch Bodhi because Patriarch Bodhi was so powerful that the Jade Emperor did not dare to vent his anger on him. Moreover, from the location of Patriarch Bodhi's dojo and the cultivation methods passed down to Sun Wukong, one could see that he had a deep foundation.
Sun Wukong first went to the East Ocean Dragon Palace to borrow a treasure and asked for the Ruyi Jingu Staff as a weapon. Then, he went to the Sen Luo Temple in the Nether World to forcefully sell the Life and Death Book, and hooked himself up with famous people like monkeys. The Dragon King and the King of Hell went to heaven to complain to the Jade Emperor about Sun Wukong snatching the treasure and canceling the life and death register. The Jade Emperor wanted to capture Wukong, and Taibai Jinxing suggested to recruit him. After the Jade Emperor accepted it, he named him "Tuomawen". When Sun Wukong understood the meaning of "Tuomawen", he was furious. He opened the Southern Heavenly Gate and returned to Huaguo Mountain to raise the banner of "The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal". The Jade Emperor sent the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King Li Jing and the Third Prince Nezha to capture Sun Wukong, who defeated them. The Jade Emperor once again accepted the memorial of Taibai Jinxing to recruit him. After Wukong became the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, he was ordered to manage the peach garden and enjoy all the big and ripe peaches. The Queen Mother wanted to hold a "Peach Banquet" at the Jade Pool to invite all the immortals and Buddhas, but she did not invite Wukong. When Wukong heard about it, he turned into a barefoot immortal and sneaked into the Jade Pool to drink the immortal wine. He also got drunk and broke into the Tushita Palace of the Supreme Lord to eat the Golden Elixir. After causing a big disaster, he returned to the Flower and Fruit Mountain. Guanyin Bodhisattva went to the Peach Banquet and learned of Wukong's actions. She sent Hui An to the lower realm to investigate the military situation and help her father fight. Hui An was defeated. Heavenly King Li asked the Jade Emperor for help. Guanyin recommended Erlang Immortal Yang Jian to participate in the battle. Erlang God and Wukong each showed their magical powers and fought with wisdom and courage. Wukong was gradually at a disadvantage because he fought alone. Taishang Laojun used " Golden Steel Cutting " to hit the top of Wukong's head. Erlang's Heavenly Dog, the Heavenly Hound, bit Wukong's leg. Wukong was finally captured by the Heavenly Generals. After Wukong was captured, he could not be killed no matter how he was chopped by a knife, axe, thunder, or fire. Therefore, he was locked in the Eight Trigrams Furnace of Taishang Laojun to be refined. However, he benefited from the disaster and cultivated a pair of Fiery Eyes. He then stepped back and continued to fight with the Heavenly Generals. The Jade Emperor had no choice but to ask Buddha to come forward and subdue Wukong. In the end, Wukong was suppressed by the Five Elements Mountain formed by Buddha's five fingers.
In myths and legends, Yang Jian and Sun Wukong both had the experience of wreaking havoc in the Heavenly Palace. Sun Wukong caused a ruckus in Heaven because he was dissatisfied with the Heavenly Court's policy of appeasement. He felt that he was deceived and despised, so he raised the flag of the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal to openly oppose the Heavenly Court. He broke into the Heavenly Court alone, stole the Peaches of Immortality, stole the Immortal Pills, and turned the Heavenly Court upside down with his supernatural powers. Even the 100,000 Heavenly troops could not resist him. In the end, it was the Erlang God Yang Jian who captured him with the help of the Grand Supreme Elder. Even though he was thrown into the Alchemy Furnace and refined for 49 days, he was even more majestic when he came out, beating the gods of the Heavenly Court into a sorry state. But in the end, it failed because it was difficult for an individual to resist the Heavenly Court, which represented the ruling order of the three worlds and had a deep foundation and a huge power system. Yang Jian caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace in ancient times. His mother, Yao Ji, was the younger sister of the Jade Emperor. She was imprisoned in Peach Mountain by the Jade Emperor because she married a mortal and had a child. Yang Jian split the mountain to save his mother, but the Jade Emperor ordered the Three-legged Golden Crow to sunburn his mother to death. After Yang Jian saw his mother's corpse, he killed nine Golden Crows in one go and then went to the Heavenly Court to make a scene. During the siege of the Flowerfruit Mountain, Yang Jian and Sun Wukong fought 300 rounds to a draw. In fact, Yang Jian had sanctified his physical body and his grandmaster was the Heavenly Lord Yuanshi. He used his Heavenly Eye to see that Sun Wukong would definitely cause havoc in the Heavenly Palace in the future, so he went easy on him. Moreover, Yang Jian was already dissatisfied with the Heavenly Court. If Sun Wukong's havoc in the Heavenly Palace had not attracted many big shots, Yang Jian might have disguised himself and caused havoc with Sun Wukong.
The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal: Uproar in Heaven was a classic literary work. It had been widely inherited and interpreted in different forms. We can know that The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal, Uproar in Heaven is a beautiful picture book for children. It uses Journey to the West as the original and vividly tells the story of Journey to the West to children in the form of pictures. In addition, there was the traditional Peking opera, Uproar in Heaven, and the 1964 animated feature film, Uproar in Heaven. These works were all based on the story of Sun Wukong wreaking havoc in Heaven, showing the heroic image of Sun Wukong challenging authority and pursuing freedom. In addition, some local theatres would also perform a children's play version of " The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal: Uproar in Heaven ", bringing joy and surprise to the audience through acrobatics and magical effects. In short," The Great Sage, Heaven's Equal: Uproar in Heaven " was a well-loved story that had been interpreted and reproduced many times through different artistic forms.
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From the information provided, there were a few novels that involved plots related to mourning halls and fiancées. In one of them, the protagonist Fang Yi was supposed to be cremated in the mourning hall, but he woke up in the coffin and went to find his fiancée, Zhao Jingjing. In another novel, the protagonist's fiancée Ruyan Liu was engaged to someone else, but after the protagonist died, she wanted to die for love. In another story, Chen Yin's fiancée suddenly passed away. He felt that something was amiss and hoped that Chang Wuyou would help investigate. These novels had different plots, but they all contained elements related to mourning halls and fiancées. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
When Sun Wukong was wreaking havoc in the Heavenly Palace, Yang Jian was ordered by the Jade Emperor to capture Sun Wukong. Yang Jian's supernatural power was strong, and he was evenly matched with Sun Wukong. He even used the Celestial Hound to bite Sun Wukong and finally captured him after the Supreme Elder's Diamond Bracelet hit Sun Wukong.
The following are some of the novel elements related to the wake: ** 1. The role of the wake in the plot of the novel ** 1. ** Emotional entanglement and character growth ** - In some novels, the scene of the wake was often accompanied by the complex emotions of the characters. For example, in a family ethics novel, the death of a loved one and the process of a wake could be an opportunity to show the character's inner contradictions, regret, or relief. During the wake, the character might recall the past with the deceased. These memories would help to promote the development of the character's emotions, allowing them to walk out of the contradictions or incomprehensions of the past and realize the growth of the character. - For example, in a novel describing family disputes, the family members gathered together during the wake. At this time, the attitudes of different characters towards the deceased and the interactions between them during the wake could expose the internal conflicts, power struggles, or hidden secrets within the family. The gradual revelation of these contradictions and secrets would continuously push forward the development of the novel's plot. 2. ** Suspense setting and mysterious elements ** - The spirit guard environment itself had a mysterious atmosphere, which was suitable for setting suspense. For example, in some suspense novels, there might be a scene where the corpse disappeared during the wake. Just like in the novel plot, the guardian discovered that the corpse was missing at night. This sudden situation would trigger a series of investigations and the pursuit of the truth. - Or some supernatural phenomena occurred during the wake, such as strange sounds, mysterious light and shadow, etc. These elements not only increased the mystery of the novel, but also aroused the curiosity of the readers, urging them to continue reading to explore the truth. 3. ** Reflection of cultural and traditional backgrounds ** - Wake-ups were a traditional custom. Writing about a wake-up in a novel could help build the cultural background of the story. The author of the novel could show the funeral culture of a specific region or cultural group through the description of the wake ceremony and the taboos during the wake (such as taboos of loud noise, random entry and exit, wearing gorgeous clothes, etc.). This not only enriched the cultural content of the novel, but also allowed the readers to better understand the characters 'behavior and social environment in the story. - For example, in some novels describing ancient society or specific ethnic groups, the wake may be a very important part of the entire funeral ceremony. It is closely related to factors such as family honor and religious beliefs. The author can make the novel's cultural heritage more profound by describing the process of the wake and the related cultural elements in detail. ** 2. Character Portrayal in the Wake Scene ** 1. ** The psychological description of the guardian ** - For the guardians, their mental state in the mourning hall was complicated and varied. There might be grief, which could be reflected in their silence, silent tears, or memories of the good times with the deceased. - There could also be fear, especially in some mysterious novels. The guardian might be afraid of the eerie environment or fear of supernatural phenomena. For example, the description of the guardian in the dark mourning hall hearing the slightest movement of the wind and grass could vividly portray the character's cowardice or normal reaction in a special environment. - In addition, the interactions between the guardians could also reflect their personality traits. For example, some of the guardians might comfort others during the wake to show their kind and considerate personality, while others might argue in the mourning hall to expose their impatience, selfishness, or complicated relationship with the deceased. 2. ** The side profile of the deceased ** - Through the people's attitudes and memories of the deceased in the wake scene, the image of the deceased could be set off from the side. If the guardians were full of respect and nostalgia for the deceased, and constantly talked about the good deeds, wisdom, or contributions of the deceased to the family, then the deceased would establish a positive image in the readers 'hearts. - On the contrary, if there was dissatisfaction or controversy between the guardians, it could also imply that the deceased might have some complicated interpersonal relationships or behaviors before his death, thus enriching the image of the deceased. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
There were many differences between the Sun Wukong who wreaked havoc in Heaven and the Sun Wukong who sought scriptures. ** 1. Identity and Mentality ** 1. ** When I made a ruckus in the Heavenly Palace ** - Sun Wukong had just learned powerful skills from Patriarch Bodhi, including the Seventy-Two Transformations and the Somersault Cloud. He called himself the Great Sage, Heaven's Equal and challenged the hierarchy and authority of the celestial heavens. At this moment, he was young and arrogant. With his powerful ability, he did not put the gods of the celestial heavens in his eyes. He thought that he could be on equal footing with the celestial heavens, or even above them. - For example, he caused trouble at the Heavenly Peach Banquet, ate the heavenly peaches, drank the imperial wine, and even broke into the Grand Supreme Elder's Dou Shuai Palace and swallowed all the golden cores, completely disregarding the rules and order of the celestial heavens. 2. ** When I was learning from the scriptures ** - He had been suppressed under the Five Elements Mountain by Buddha for five hundred years. He had been enlightened by Guanyin Bodhisattva to protect Tang Sanzang in the Western Paradise. At this time, he was the disciple of Tang Sanzang, and his behavior was restricted by Tang Sanzang and the Buddhist precepts. - His mentality gradually changed from reckless to a sense of mission and responsibility. He knew that his task was to escort Tang Sanzang to obtain the true scriptures so that he could cultivate. ** 2. Ability Usage ** 1. ** When I made a ruckus in the Heavenly Palace ** - His ability was mainly used to resist Heavenly Court. He relied on his Indestructible Body of Vajra, Seventy-two Transformations, and Somersault Cloud to rampage through the battle with the heavenly soldiers and generals. For example, when he faced a hundred thousand heavenly troops, he was fearless and turned the Heavenly Court upside down. 2. ** When I was learning from the scriptures ** - His abilities were mostly used to subdue demons and protect Tang Sanzang. When facing all kinds of demons and ghosts, he needed to use his abilities according to the different characteristics of the demons. Moreover, there were many times when he needed to rely on external forces, such as the gods of the Heavenly Court or Guan Yin Bodhisattva, for help. This was different from the situation when he fought against the Heavenly Court alone during the Uproar in Heaven. ** 3. Interpersonal relationships ** 1. ** When I made a ruckus in the Heavenly Palace ** - He was enemies with the gods of the celestial heavens. Other than the monkeys and grandchildren of the Flowerfruit Mountain, he had almost no allies. He was challenging the authority system of the entire celestial heavens. The gods of the celestial heavens either surrounded him or feared him. The two sides were enemies. 2. ** When I was learning from the scriptures ** - He became master and apprentice brothers with Tang Sanzang, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sand. He needed to coordinate the relationship in this small group, especially to listen to the teachings of Tang Sanzang. Although Tang Sanzang sometimes did not understand his means of subduing demons, he could only act under the constraints of Tang Sanzang. At the same time, he also established a cooperative relationship with the gods of the Heavenly Court and Guan Yin Bodhisattva. When he encountered demons, he would go to the Heavenly Court or ask for help from Guan Yin Bodhisattva.
In the plot of "Three Beats White Bone Demon" in Journey to the West, White Bone Demon changed his human form three times in an attempt to deceive Tang Sanzang and his disciples, but was seen through and killed by Sun Wukong. However, Tang Sanzang misunderstood that Sun Wukong was killing innocent people and finally drove him away. "Uproar in Heaven" showed Sun Wukong's spirit of resistance. After Sun Wukong self-proclaimed himself as the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, he was dissatisfied with the various arrangements of the Heavenly Court, such as the fact that the official position of Ma Wen was too small. Therefore, he disrupted the Feast of Peaches in the Heavenly Court, stole immortal pills, and started a war with the heavenly soldiers and generals. This reflected his character of daring to challenge the authority of the Heavenly Court. In the plot of "The Real Monkey King", the Six-Eared Macaque transformed into Sun Wukong, knocked out Tang Sanzang, snatched his luggage, and attempted to go to the Western Heaven to obtain scriptures. The two went up to the sky and down to the earth. It was difficult for the immortals to distinguish them. In the end, they fought to the Great Thunderclap Temple in the Western Heaven. Buddha identified the Six-Eared Macaque and subdued it. This plot was full of fantasy, and it also reflected the complicated tribulations that Sun Wukong encountered on his way to the Western Paradise. 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!