What do the words Wukong, Wuneng, Wujing and Wujing mean?

"Wukong" is a hint to convert to Buddhism;

"Wuneng" is a hint to the conversion method;

"Wu Jing" is a hint to convert to a monk.

To convert to Buddhism, we must "realize" emptiness and practice emptiness, but people's minds are occupied by all kinds of nameless troubles, and they can't be quiet for a moment like monkeys. The incantation on its head, also called "the truth of the heart", was read by the Tang Priest all the way until the Western genius disappeared. The Monkey King's "Great Sage" ability is a symbol of human wisdom.

to convert to the law is to observe precepts. Another name for Wuneng is Bajie. Without precepts, there is no dharma, and dharma can be found in keeping precepts. Obedience is enlightenment. The novel designs Wuneng as a pig, which represents people's ignorance and greed.

Wu Jing is the image of a monk, and it is the result of Wukong and Wuneng. The Buddha said: "Let the heart be pure, that is, the Buddha's soil is pure."

They are all disciples of Tang Priest.