What do you mean, go with the flow?

The names in Journey to the West are all classic. The name of national idol the Monkey King sounds classic, but many people may not know why the Monkey King is called the Monkey King. The name was given to him by the founder of Bodhi. Judging from the results, Wukong became a Buddha, and the highest realm of Buddhism is "emptiness". The way to learn from the scriptures is the way for disciples to become Buddhas and the practice of Wukong.

The name of Tang Priest is even simpler. Speaking of Tang Priest, there is more than one name, and almost everyone has a saying. The origin of "Sanzang" is because he has three Tibetan scriptures. Because the Tang Priest was a monk in the Tang Dynasty, he was simply called Tang Sanzang. Before becoming a monk, Tang Priest was nicknamed "Jiang Liuer" because he really came to the temple from the riverside.

In addition, Bajie and Friar Sand, Wuneng and Jason Wu were named after Guanyin. The so-called enlightenment is not homophonic "incompetence", but omnipotent; Five clean refers to six clean, from the order of master-apprentice encounter, first Wukong, then Wuneng, and finally the five clean, but the real cultivation order is the opposite, first learn six clean and then omnipotent, and finally become a Buddha and become empty.

In addition to our protagonist, there are many names of little demons that are very interesting, and some names are even confusing. What impressed me the most was the names of these two little demons, Bubo Erben, which is hard to say, and by no means the names of the Central Plains people. So what are the real meanings of these two names?

In fact, as long as we understand, we can guess the location and fate of these two little demons without looking at the story behind. These two little demons look funny, but they are not funny on purpose. The place where they appear is in the sacrificial country, which is probably the real Tubo. Where is Tubo? According to scholars' research, the Tibetan area in the Tang Dynasty was called Tubo, while Tibetans called it "Fan" at that time, and "Bompaire Ba" can be understood as Tubo people.

The author named them with these two inverted names. Obviously, he doesn't even want to name them, just like cats and dogs in the street. When we see them, we will only say cats or dogs. No one will say what the dog is called, and no one will say what the dog is called.

So these two goblins are natural walkers, following the fate of the previous goblins. These two monsters will certainly come to no good end. In fact, they are really miserable. They just made a difference, and met Wukong, a demon king-level malefic, who had no strength to fight back and his lips were cut off. Wukong should be killed with a stick. How can we humiliate them?