Reflections on The Journey to the West's Second Reading

In order to "learn from a fairy and often avoid the difficulties of the Yan army", the Monkey King has traveled across the ocean for more than ten years, and his suffering is needless to say. As we all know, nothing can be successful without hard work, and most people will work hard for their own goals. In addition, in addition to their efforts, they also have this talent. As the saying goes, "Man proposes, God disposes." There are some things you can't do with all your money. Talent is actually a magical thing, colorless and tasteless, invisible but real. Some people can get good grades easily, while others try their best to be mediocre. In the process of learning Taoism, the Monkey King angered his master because the immortal didn't learn. Master hit Wukong on the head three times and went in and closed the middle door. If the Monkey King didn't have this understanding, he wouldn't have learned such a fairy tale if he knew that Master had asked him to enter the back door in the middle of the night and spread his teachings in a secret place.

To be a man, we must respect the teacher and pay attention to the road. Although the Monkey King is grumpy and unruly, he has great respect for his master, who dare not disturb him when he sleeps. He preached and kowtowed, and even he could do nothing to drive him away. People should know how to repay kindness and respect teachers.