journey to monkey king castle

Wukong killed the bandits and was driven back to Huaguo Mountain by Tang Sanzang. The Six-Eared Macaque took the opportunity to impersonate Wukong and injured Tang Sanzang to steal his luggage. Friar Sand first found Wukong from Guanyin, and the real and fake monkey kings started a big battle. Guanyin, Jade Emperor, Tang Sanzang, King of Hell, and the others could not distinguish between the two. Although Truth Listener could tell that it was fake Wukong, it didn't dare to say it out loud. It only told them to look for Gautama Buddha. In the end, Buddha saw through the Six-Eared Macaque and Wukong killed him. The master and disciple reunited and continued their journey to the west to obtain the scriptures. In this process, the real and fake Wukong went to heaven and earth, and experienced many twists and turns, from Guanyin to the Heavenly Court, then to Tang Sanzang, and then to the underworld. Finally, he was distinguished by Buddha. The appearance of the Six-Eared Macaque was to take advantage of the disagreement between Tang Sanzang and his disciples. After this disaster, Tang Sanzang and his disciples continued to embark on the road of obtaining scriptures. 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!

In the plot of Journey to the West, Sun Wukong's character was very multi-faced. He was brave and fearless, facing the authority of Heavenly Court without any fear, he dared to challenge the entire Heavenly Court system alone. Whether he was facing the Jade Emperor or the many heavenly soldiers and generals, he did not have the slightest intention of retreating. He marched forward bravely in the battle, not afraid of the great danger and punishment that he might face. Sun Wukong was smart and quick-witted. In the confrontation with the Heavenly Court, he could skillfully deal with various situations. He used his transformation technique and unique ability to deal with all kinds of obstacles and attacks set up by Heavenly Court, always finding a way to deal with seemingly hopeless situations. He also had a strong rebellious and unruly personality, challenging the traditional authority and order represented by the Heavenly Court. He was dissatisfied with the Heavenly Court's contempt and unfair treatment of him, such as being granted the lowly official position of Ma Wen, so he rose up to resist. This rebellious behavior reflected that he did not want to be bound by unreasonable rules and authority. At the same time, Sun Wukong had a strong sense of self-esteem. He valued his identity and status very much. He believed that he had great abilities and deserved the corresponding respect. When he felt that the Heavenly Court did not give him the treatment he deserved, his self-esteem prompted him to express his dissatisfaction in such a fierce way as making a scene in the Heavenly Palace.

There were many versions of the theme song for Journey to the West. In 1984, when the two episodes of "Collecting Pigsy" and "Three Beats of White Bone Spirits" were first broadcast, the opening song was "A Hundred Songs and Thousand Folds Show Sincerity" composed by Wang Liping. In 1986, when the first 11 episodes were fully broadcasted, the opening theme song was replaced by "Cloud Palace News Voice." The theme song of the TVP version of Journey to the West was written by Yin Kui, composed by Wu Tongming, and sung by Dicky Zhang. The theme song of the Central TV version of Journey to the West," Dare to Ask Where is the Road," was also very famous. The original singer was Jiang Dawei. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The plot of the real and fake Monkey King in Journey to the West followed the original work. In the story, after Sun Wukong killed the bandits and was driven back to Huaguo Mountain by Tang Sanzang, the Six-Eared Macaque pretended to be Sun Wukong and injured Tang Sanzang and stole his luggage. Friar Sand found Wukong from Guanyin. The real Monkey King and the fake Monkey King fought. Guanyin, Jade Emperor, Tang Sanzang, King of Hell and others could not distinguish the real Monkey King from the fake Monkey King. Finally, Buddha saw through the Six-Eared Macaque and Wukong killed him with a stick. Master and disciple were reunited. This plot was also seen as the process of Sun Wukong's cultivation in many ways. Some people believed that the two Wukongs represented his divinity and demonic nature respectively, while others interpreted it as related to the Jingnan Battle of the Ming Dynasty, comparing the battle between the two Wukongs to the internal struggle between Zhu Di and Zhu Yunwen. 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!

Sun Wukong's character was rich and varied. He was brave and fearless. When he was protecting Tang Sanzang on his journey to the west, he never retreated when faced with many demons and ghosts. He was always the first to meet the enemy. He was smart and quick-witted. He could use his wisdom and skills to resolve the crisis, such as identifying and defeating the White Bone Demon. He was firm and persistent. Although he was misunderstood and expelled by Tang Sanzang many times, he was always loyal to Tang Sanzang and devoted himself to the great cause of obtaining scriptures. He had a rebellious and unruly side. He once challenged the authority of the Jade Emperor and called himself the "Great Sage Equal to Heaven". Although he restrained himself after joining Tang Sanzang's team, he still showed it from time to time. He was loyal and righteous. Not only did he protect Tang Sanzang's safety, but he also helped him pass the test of morality and soul. He was humorous and brought joy to everyone on the difficult journey. He had strong self-esteem and valued his status. He would be angry at others 'contempt or ridicule and work hard to prove himself. He also sympathized with the weak and helped the people who were bullied by demons and ghosts many times, showing his kind and benevolent side. In addition, he had the characteristics of a monkey, such as intelligence, boldness, cleverness, and mischief. He also had a positive attitude towards life and a broad mind. He did not care about personal gains and losses and placed his career first.