Journey to the west handwritten newspaper

What do you remember about The Journey to the West who accompanied us through a wonderful childhood? The following are the pictures of the Journey to the West handwritten newspaper I compiled. Welcome to read!

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Literary achievements

Among China's classical novels, The Journey to the West's content is the most complicated. It combines the thoughts and contents of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, which not only allows the immortals of Buddhism and Taoism to perform at the same time, but also injects the human feelings of the real society into the world of gods and buddhas, and sometimes inserts a few words of Confucian wisdom to make it look harmonious and interesting, which makes the book win the interest of readers at all levels of culture. The appearance of The Journey to the West opened up a new category of ghost novels. The ingenious combination of well-meaning ridicule, bitter satire and serious criticism in the book directly affects the development of satirical novels. Therefore, The Journey to the West is the pinnacle of ancient romantic novels and the masterpiece of romanticism in the history of world literature.

social influence

Since The Journey to the West, there has been a climax of writing strange novels in Ming Dynasty. There are Zhu Xingzuo's Biography of Twenty-four Arhats, Deng Zhimo's Cycas Flying Sword Curse Jujube, and Xu's Romance of Gods. The Journey to the West also had a far-reaching influence on the traditional operas in China. The court drama "Shengping Bao Raft" in Qing Dynasty is a western game, with 10 books and 240 works. The Journey to the West not only has sequels and copies, but also has an influence on later novels, operas, baojuan and folk customs. The Journey to the West's drum ci in Qing Dynasty was found in the works of his disciples, which shows its great influence.

The Journey to the West also attracted the attention of westerners, and his translation and introduction were timely. 1in the middle of the 9th century, the French sinologist Teodoro Pavey translated The Journey to the West's ninth cycle ("Chen Guangrui went to work for disaster, and the river monk took revenge") and 10 cycle ("You went to the underworld to resurrect Emperor Taizong, and it was fruitful") into French. The ninth translation is entitled "Sanzang and the monk are saved in the river", and the tenth translation is entitled "The Legend of the Dragon King: The Story of Buddhism". All the translations were published in the Asia Magazine published in Paris (also known as Asia Magazine, sponsored by the Asia Society). The book Selected Works of China, edited by French scholar Moran, was published in 19 12, which contains three versions of The Journey to the West's 10,1and 12. 12 years later, that is, 1924, Moran translated it into a century-old translation of The Journey to the West, named Monkey and Pig: The Adventures of Ghosts and Ghosts, and published it in Paris that year. This is the earliest systematic French translation in The Journey to the West.