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1. Every time I open Journey to the West, I always feel different. It is the most vivid of the four classical novels. When I was a child, I always felt very enjoyable and interesting. But today, what remains unchanged is the bizarre and colorful mythical world, but my understanding has changed.

This is a classic that everyone loves to read. Everyone can get different feelings and inspirations when reading. Some people like its distinctive personality. Some people like its magnificent overall image; Some people like its vivid and humorous dialogue narration; Some people also study its historical background and social phenomena. But in my opinion, his tortuous plot hides people's yearning and unattainable ideal of life and human pursuit, that is freedom.

2/kloc-People in the 20th century yearn for freedom and the embodiment of freedom: the Monkey King. The Monkey King broke through the ground, "not under the jurisdiction of Kirin, not under the control of Phoenix, not under the constraint of human throne", and rushed into the Dragon Palace to fight with the ghost department, aiming to be king from Guo Huashan. It can be said that human nature has got rid of all bondage and is completely free. In fact, the Monkey King is the embodiment of freedom. His most outstanding quality is his yearning for freedom. He is always pursuing freedom, and all his struggles are for freedom. Such a vivid image gives readers the strength and courage to pursue freedom. However, everyone knows that at present, even in the future, complete freedom is impossible after all, and people will always be bound in one way or another. Although we are surrounded by a constrained world, we can make our heart as broad and deep as possible, so that it can be boundless and inclusive of heaven and earth.

But at present, there are still many people in society who are bound by some worthless things, but enjoy it and feel very satisfied. After hundreds of years of exploration and development, people's demand for material is no longer urgent, but their demand for spiritual freedom has been obliterated for no reason. In a word, I think what modern people lack most is an open and enterprising spirit to seek the greatest freedom.

The Journey to the West, which has been tempered by the times, contains the spirit of freedom that people are most eager for in the new century ... I understand why it has been passed down to this day.

2. Journey to the West shows people a colorful world of ghosts and gods, and people are all amazed by the author's rich and bold artistic imagination. However, any literary work is a reflection of a certain social life, and The Journey to the West, as an outstanding representative of ghost novels, is no exception. As Lu Xun pointed out in A Brief History of China's Novels, The Journey to the West "satirized and mocked the world at that time and described it in an extravagant way". He also said: "The author's nature is to restore a beautiful and humorous drama, so although he said something sudden, he also said something confusing, which made all gods and demons have a human touch and sophisticated." That's true. Through the illusory world of ghosts and gods in The Journey to the West, the projection of real society can be seen everywhere. The author's attitude towards the supreme ruler of feudal society is also quite interesting. In Journey to the West, there is no competent emperor at all. As for the incompetent Jade Emperor, the King of Guo who loves monsters, and the King of monks who want to use childlike innocence as medicine, they are either bad kings or tyrants. The Jade Emperor's 100,000 heavenly generals can't compare with Sun Monkey's golden cudgel, but they make real talents become dirty grooms. It goes without saying that their rule is bleak and powerless. In Buddhism founded by Buddha, monks can't be obsessed with money, but Buddha actually acquiesced in subordinates taking bribes. Most of the monsters along the way in The Journey to the West are related to gods and buddhas, such as Qingniu Jing, Jinyinjiao Wang, Laojun Boy, and Lion Camel Bell, all of which are related to Manjusri, Pu Xian and even Tathagata Buddha, reflecting the dark scene of the feudal society where officials protect each other.

The portrayal of these images, even if handy, is of great practical significance. The Journey to the West not only has profound ideological content, but also has made great achievements in art. With rich and peculiar artistic imagination, vivid and tortuous story, vivid characters and humorous language, he has built a unique art palace in The Journey to the West. The Journey to the West's greatest artistic achievement is that he successfully created two immortal artistic images, the Monkey King and Zhu Bajie. The Monkey King is the first hero in the Journey to the West and a great hero. He has unlimited skills, fearlessness and indomitable spirit of resistance. He has three characteristics: humanity, divinity and monkey nature. The great hero's extraordinary bearing is affectionate and righteous to his younger brother, but he also has the shortcoming of flattering. He is witty, brave and humorous, which is human nature. The hairy face is like a monkey, the mountain king is like a monkey, and seventy-two changes, and one trip is a god. And his biggest feature is that he dares to fight. Dare to fight with the supreme jade emperor, and have the reputation of "Monkey King"; If you dare to hit a monster, you will never let go of a monster and show no mercy to the monster under the golden hoop; Dare to fight against all difficulties, never flinch or bow. This is the Monkey King, a dazzling mythical hero. The unruly nature of making a scene in the Heavenly Palace seems to have changed a lot compared with learning from the West. In fact, Wukong's character has not changed. For example, he cheated Erbao, a monster, and asked the Jade Emperor to send someone to pretend to be heaven, threatening: "If you don't obey, you will go to Lingxiao Jubao Hall to fight a sword." Knowing that the monster was sent by Guanyin Bodhisattva, I cursed her for "having no husband all her life" and even called Tathagata "the nephew of the goblin". The Monkey King, such a tough guy who doesn't "listen" and give in to strength, jumped onto the page.

The Journey to the West's book was written in the middle of the Ming Dynasty in the16th century. Since its publication, it has been widely circulated in China and around the world, and has been translated into many languages. After hard re-creation, this literary masterpiece that the Chinese nation is proud of has been completed!

I have read The Journey to the West many times since I was a child. The first time I saw it, it was purely for its twists and turns and interesting plot; After reading it, I have some opinions on the characters and behaviors in the book. My favorite in Journey to the West is the Monkey King, who is kind, naughty, smart and boundless in power. He speaks bluntly to immortals, is persistent in fighting monsters, and is very friendly to brothers, disciples, monkeys and grandchildren. Among the four Tang Priests, the Monkey King is often the first to find monsters, but his master Tang Priests is always easily deceived by monsters dressed as good people, punishing Wukong for killing monsters, and even driving him away regardless of his explanation. Although Wukong was unwilling, he listened to Master and did not stubbornly follow him. But when Bajie asked him for help again, as soon as he heard that the master was in trouble, he let bygones be bygones and ran to save the master without hesitation, without a complaint. Although he is impulsive, hot-tempered, and sometimes impulsive to kill people, in my opinion, those people all deserve it. They are bandits and tyrants who have killed countless people, but Tang Priest, who believes in Buddhism, doesn't believe him. Anyway, he won't let Wukong kill people, but he doesn't care if those wicked people harm others. I always feel that Wukong is wronged. Tang priest is one of the four of them, which makes it difficult for me to understand. He is always taken away by monsters. Among the four masters and apprentices, he always brings trouble, but he has no skill. He only knows that there is no Amitabha in the south, and sometimes there is trouble. If there is no Wukong, I think he must have gone to another Buddhist paradise. He is a kind and helpful teacher who can't tell whether a person is a demon or not. When he sees monsters hurting people, he always lets Wukong and others catch them. However, when Wukong killed those who had harmed ordinary people, he was shocked. Not only can he say spells, but sometimes he will drive him away. Doesn't he think that if Wukong doesn't kill people, they will harm people again, so isn't it a life for one more life? However, Tang Priest also has extraordinary perseverance. In order to get to the Western Heaven for the benefit of the people, he not only didn't want to get to the Western Heaven quickly without letting Wukong fly to get it himself, but even asked himself to be down-to-earth every step and never asked Wukong to help him fly. Tang Priest met many good people along the way. ...

The same story, the same characters, books are more exciting and exciting than TV series, which makes people seem to have entered a bizarre and colorful fairy world and completely forgotten the outside world. The book mainly tells the story of Tang Priest, the Monkey King, Zhu Bajie and Friar Sand who finally got the scriptures after eighty-one difficulties.

The characters of the four protagonists in the book have their own characteristics, which are in sharp contrast: Tang Priest is sincere to Buddhism, kind-hearted and stubborn, but at the same time he looks a bit timid and pedantic because of his softhearted heart; The Monkey King is just, bold, brave, smart, loyal to his master, heart and soul, and has boundless magic power, which makes all demons and ghosts fear; Although Zhu Bajie is greedy for money and lust, lazy and greedy, he never lacks kindness; Friar Sand is honest and rigorous, content with his destiny. Among them, my favorite is the Monkey King, who was a naive, naughty and unrestrained "wild monkey" before being crushed under the Five Elements Mountain. He took away the treasure of Zhenhai from the old dragon king-Dinghai Shenzhen; Heaven tore up the book of life and death; He made a scene in the Heavenly Palace, stole the Xiantao elixir, ignored the Jade Emperor, and called himself "the Great Sage of Qitian". He is the most stubborn and rebellious in this period, but he can make me have a strong voice of * * *, which makes me deeply like this role, perhaps because he inspired my inner potential yearning-freedom. He broke through the stone, without father or mother, without worldly fetters, he was free; Seeing the death of the old monkey, he decided to go far away to seek immortality. He pursues freedom and gets rid of the bondage of death. He made a scene in heaven because the Jade Emperor restricted his movement and freedom. It is precisely because all his efforts and struggles are for complete freedom that he is so cute. When many heavenly soldiers and generals were helpless to him and the Jade Emperor was forced to turn to the Buddha in the West for help, it gave people a sense of resentment and gave people the strength and courage to pursue freedom. However, I clearly understand that complete freedom is impossible in the past, present and future. People always have to be bound in one way or another, and they have a lot of helplessness in order to accommodate the heavens and the earth and soar in the universe. Journey to the West, tempered by time, profoundly contains the spirit of freedom that people have longed for for for a long time.

4. Wukong, who came out of Wuxing Mountain, put on an iron ring and went his own way, becoming standardized and obedient, because he is a person who knows how to repay kindness. The Monkey King's superb skills were only used for the purpose of justice in the decadent consciousness of the heavenly palace rulers at this time. He protected Master all the way to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures, and experienced eighty-one difficulties on the way. Every disaster is resolved wholeheartedly and desperately. During this period, the most frustrating thing is that he killed Bai in human form three times to protect his master, but the Tang Priest never believed his explanation, thinking that he was stubborn and hopeless, and began to curse cruelly. However, he didn't hate the master in his heart and didn't want to get back at him. He swallowed all the grievances and always thought about the safety of his master, which shows his sincerity and loyalty to his master and his perseverance in overcoming difficulties. Finally, he and his two younger brothers, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand, finally sent their master to Leiyin Temple to get the scriptures. He finally achieved a positive result and became a defeated Buddha. From this, we can realize that evil is invincible and truth is eternal. As long as we are not discouraged in the face of difficulties, do not compromise, give full play to our intelligence and courage, we will certainly be able to make further progress on the other side of success.

However, the Monkey King was trapped at the foot of Wuzhishan, with a hoop on his head, and was cheated. I still don't understand in my heart. Since the Tathagata Buddha is so powerful, why not just clean up the Monkey King and have a competition with him? Why did Master Guanyin not directly put an iron ring on Wukong's head when he thanked him, but let the Tang Priest seduce him to wear it? Also, when heaven is in trouble, he is invincible, and the gods can't help him. Why couldn't he deal with some treasures stolen from Buddhism by demons and ghosts on his way to the scriptures, and finally he had to ask the gods and buddhas for help? Why didn't the immortal use those treasures against him in the first place? Strange! Maybe it's because my understanding ability is not strong enough. Maybe when I open this book again in a few years, I will have another view. The only certainty is that The Journey to the West is an enduring masterpiece that many readers can never tire of reading. It has created the peak of fairy tales in China and even the world, and is worthy of being one of the four classical novels of China.

The Journey to the West is one of the four classical novels of China. It is the representative work of Mr. Wu Cheng'en. It tells the story of Po Hou, Tang Sanzang, his younger brother Bajie and Friar Sand going to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures. Although I have read this book once, I don't know how many times I have read it on the TV edited by this book. It gives people a feeling of never getting tired of reading, and they like it after reading it.

After reading this novel, I am very touched. I think I should learn from Tang Priest's wholehearted spirit and the Monkey King's indomitable spirit.

In this book, a Po Hou who "jumped" out of a stone is vividly outlined, and it is written that he changed from daring to being a respectful monkey. He is desperate for his master's safety. He is not as lazy as a pig or as simple and honest as Friar Sand. With his help, the author outlined the Monkey King's great wisdom and courage. Since Tang Sanzang rescued the Monkey King from Wuzhishan, it was the Monkey King who was the manager during this period.

In the battle with Bai, he killed Bai who became human three times and was angry with Master. Tang Yan is a mortal. He doesn't know that he is a monster. Wukong didn't listen to his explanation at all, but read his spell, and the Monkey King rolled in pain. Finally, Tang Yan broke off the mentoring relationship with the Monkey King, and the Monkey King was forced to return to Huaguoshan. But the Monkey King didn't hate Master psychologically, and he didn't even want to get back at Master. He hides all his grievances in his heart, thinking about his master's safety all the time, which shows that he is sincere to his master. No matter how tired and hungry they are, no matter how cunning the monsters are, they will defeat them one by one and save their owners from danger.

As the saying goes, "Read thousands of books and take Wan Li Road." It is always good to read more books. In today's society, without culture, it is impossible and will be eliminated by society. Since we were born, our parents taught us to speak and read. When we grow up, they taught us how to be a man. We not only learned knowledge at school, but more importantly, learned to be a man. Only by learning how to be a man can we learn more knowledge and make more friends.

We will learn a lot from books, so we should read more books and read good books.

6. The Journey to the West's reading notes

Growing up, I have read The Journey to the West many times. The first time I saw it, it was purely for its twists and turns and interesting plot. After reading it, I have some opinions on the characters and behaviors in the book. My favorite in The Journey to the West is the Monkey King, who is kind, naughty, smart, powerful, outspoken to immortals, persistent in beating monsters (especially Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon), and friendly to brothers, teachers and monkeys. Among the four Tang Priests, the Monkey King is often the first to find monsters, but his master Tang Priests is always easily deceived by monsters dressed as good people, punishing Wukong for killing monsters, and even driving him away regardless of his explanation. Although Wukong was unwilling, he listened to Master and did not stubbornly follow him. But when Bajie asked him for help again, as soon as he heard that the master was in trouble, he let bygones be bygones and ran to save the master without hesitation, without a complaint. Although he is impulsive, hot-tempered, and sometimes impulsive to kill people, in my opinion, those people all deserve it. They are bandits and tyrants who have killed countless people, but Tang Priest, who believes in Buddhism, doesn't believe him. Anyway, he won't let Wukong kill people, but he doesn't care if those wicked people harm others. I always feel that Wukong is wronged. Tang priest is one of the four of them, which makes it difficult for me to understand. He is always taken away by monsters. Among the four masters and apprentices, he always brings trouble, but he has no skill. He only knows that there is no Amitabha in the south, and sometimes there is trouble. If there is no Wukong, I think he must have gone to another Buddhist paradise.

7. He is a kind and helpful teacher who can't tell whether a person is a demon or not. When he saw monsters harming people, he always let Wukong and others catch them. However, when Wukong killed those who had harmed ordinary people, he was shocked. Not only can he say spells, but sometimes he will drive him away. Doesn't he think that if Wukong doesn't kill people, they will harm people again, so isn't it a life for one more life? However, Tang Priest also has extraordinary perseverance. In order to get to the Western Heaven for the benefit of the people, he not only didn't want to get to the Western Heaven quickly without letting Wukong fly to get it himself, but even asked himself to be down-to-earth every step and never asked Wukong to help him fly. Tang Priest met many people on the road who tried their best to keep him, even offered him Jinshan Yinshan, and even the whole country, but he refused. I think this is because he has always insisted on learning from the scriptures. Pig Bajie is a lazy and greedy big fat pig. Sometimes Wukong asked him to find some fruits for his master to eat. He either slept on the road or picked a lot of fruits, but he ate them all on the way back, which often caused the other three people to wait for him in the same place. When he came back, he just found an excuse to tell a lie and tried to perfunctory things, but he was always caught by the clever Wukong, which made a mess. I think Bajie always thinks about this and that on his way to learn the scriptures, instead of hiding a little money here and a little treasure there. He always thinks about Gao Laozhuang's daughter-in-law and Chang 'e, and when his master is arrested, he always says, "Let's pack up and break up" and "I'm going back to Gao Laozhuang". He also has a bad habit of always boasting. Sometimes, when Wukong defeated the monster, he also vividly boasted to others how he defeated the monster. However, he sometimes plays a role. He is loyal to his master and respectful to his two senior brothers. However, it is not soft to fight monsters. Although it is not as powerful as Wukong, it can still protect the master at the critical moment. Moreover, among the four master and apprentice, he is the most alert person except Wukong. You can also remind the master. Although Journey to the West is very old, I believe its charm will last forever, because these four men and women really have their own strong points and are very attractive.

8. Whenever I open the Journey to the West, I always feel different. It is the most vivid of the four classical novels. When I was a child, I always felt very enjoyable and interesting. But today, what remains unchanged is the bizarre and colorful mythical world, but my understanding has changed.

This is a classic that everyone loves to read. Everyone can get different feelings and inspirations when reading. Some people like its distinctive personality. Some people like its magnificent overall image; Some people like its vivid and humorous dialogue narration; Some people also study its historical background and social phenomena. But in my opinion, his tortuous plot hides people's yearning and unattainable ideal of life and human pursuit, that is freedom.

2/kloc-People in the 20th century yearn for freedom and the embodiment of freedom: the Monkey King. The Monkey King broke through the ground, "not under the jurisdiction of Kirin, not under the control of Phoenix, not under the constraint of human throne", and rushed into the Dragon Palace to fight with the ghost department, aiming to be king from Guo Huashan. It can be said that human nature has got rid of all bondage and is completely free. In fact, the Monkey King is the embodiment of freedom. His most outstanding quality is his yearning for freedom. He is always pursuing freedom, and all his struggles are for freedom. Such a vivid image gives readers the strength and courage to pursue freedom. However, everyone knows that at present, even in the future, complete freedom is impossible after all, and people will always be bound in one way or another. Although we are surrounded by a constrained world, we can make our heart as broad and deep as possible, so that it can be boundless and inclusive of heaven and earth.

9. The Journey to the West not only has profound ideological content, but also has made great achievements in art. With rich and peculiar artistic imagination, vivid and tortuous story, vivid characters and humorous language, he has built a unique art palace in The Journey to the West. The Journey to the West's greatest artistic achievement is that he successfully created two immortal artistic images, the Monkey King and Zhu Bajie. The Monkey King is the first hero in the Journey to the West and a great hero. He has unlimited skills, fearlessness and indomitable spirit of resistance. The great hero's extraordinary bearing is affectionate and righteous to his younger brother, but he also has the shortcoming of flattering. He is witty, brave and humorous, which is human nature. The hairy face is like a monkey, the mountain king is like a monkey, and seventy-two changes, and one trip is a god. And his biggest feature is that he dares to fight. Dare to fight with the supreme jade emperor, and have the reputation of "Monkey King"; If you dare to hit a monster, you will never let go of a monster and show no mercy to the monster under the golden hoop; Dare to fight against all difficulties, never flinch or bow. This is the Monkey King, a dazzling mythical hero.

I believe everyone will get their share of the harvest from Journey to the West, and The Journey to the West, a classic of Chinese studies, will also shine in the rolling wheel of history! I sincerely hope that you can taste this classic of Chinese studies in your spare time and understand its essence.

The book tells the story of Tang Priest taking three disciples to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures.

Tang Priest is a kind man. He always has a generous and kind smile on his face, and everyone and monsters want to get close to him.

The Monkey King, a great disciple, has extraordinary skills. He can slay demons and get rid of them. His eyes rolled like naughty monkeys.

Pig Bajie is a second disciple with big ears and a long mouth. He is naturally lazy, just like a lazy pig.

The third disciple is called Friar Sand. He bears a heavy burden every day. He is a diligent person and works hard every day. He is really a good man.

After four years and eighty-one difficulties, master and apprentice finally got the true scriptures.

This story tells us that we must do things seriously and persist in order to achieve good results.

10. A few days ago, I finished reading The Journey to the West written by the famous writer Wu Cheng'en.

Its main story is that the Tang Priest and his three disciples went through eighty-one difficult and came to Hezhou, Guniu and Tianzhu Lingshan, where they got the true scriptures.

To tell the truth, I like the Monkey King who is brave and loyal. Why is he brave? Because there is no word "fear" in his dictionary, there are only four Chinese characters "go ahead", and because every time she meets a demon and Tang Priest, she always says "I'm doing business again".

The pig is lazy, but he is good at fighting water. The sand monk is quieter and looks better.

After reading this book, I walked into a strange world, full of people who can step on fire, fly in the air, circle other people's things and stand on clouds. How strange and fresh!

I think Journey to the West is a good book for children aged 8- 12. Can improve children's imagination.

If I were a pig in the Journey to the West, I would try to help the Monkey King (Monkey Brother) and Tang Priest (Master) do something, leave the food to the poor, not be lazy, not steal sleep when looking for food, and be thrifty.

The Journey to the West is the most vivid of the four classical novels. I always thought it was amazing, interesting and charming when I was a child. But up to now, my feeling is that I have a taste in my heart.

Reading such a classic, everyone will get different feelings and inspirations when reading its similarities. Some people like its flamboyant personality; Some people like its humorous and interesting dialogue narration; Some people also study its historical background, social phenomena and the author's inner world. But in my opinion, people's ideal and pursuit of free life are hidden behind his tortuous and bizarre plot.

Everyone is trudging on the established life track, day after day, year after year. Everyone has a plot of the Monkey King in his heart, longing for his unruly and carefree. The Monkey King broke through the ground, "not under the jurisdiction of Kirin, not under the control of Phoenix, not under the constraint of human throne", and rushed into the Dragon Palace to fight with the ghost department, aiming to be king from Guo Huashan. It can be said that human nature has got rid of all bondage and is completely free. In fact, the Monkey King is the embodiment of freedom. His most outstanding quality is his yearning for freedom. He is always pursuing freedom, and all his struggles are for freedom. Such a vivid image gives readers the strength and courage to pursue freedom. However, everyone knows that at present, even in the future, complete freedom is impossible after all, and people will always be bound in one way or another. Although we are surrounded by a constrained world, we can make our heart as broad and deep as possible, so that it can be boundless and inclusive of heaven and earth.

1 1. I read The Journey to the West, one of the "four classical novels" in ancient times. This famous book was written by an ancient man named Wu Cheng'en. The story of God buddha magic has accumulated a creative system and rich artistic experience in China, and is also influenced by foreign Buddhist literature. Immortals and ghosts are not only the products of ancient primitive religions, but also the fictions of alchemists, Taoist priests, artists, folk artists and literati since Qin and Han Dynasties.

When I saw it for the first time, I thought that the Monkey King was very good at fighting and would change a lot. Tang priest is very incompetent; Pig eight quit like a lazy "worm"; The sand monk is a dispensable role. The second time I saw it, I thought the Monkey King was very cute. Tang priest is very stupid; Pig Bajie is a silly thing; Friar Sand is a loyal disciple. This time I feel that the Monkey King is very clever and loyal (especially to Tang Priest). Tang Priest is very kind, simple and kind. Pig Bajie is silly and lovely; The sand monk gives the impression that he is honest and honest. In The Journey to the West, * * * got 998 1. In the end, the four of them went through hardships and gained the true scriptures.

The story of Journey to the West tells us that everything is difficult at the beginning, but as long as you can build up confidence and courage, you can succeed through hard work! It also confirms an old saying: everything is difficult at the beginning. As long as you persist from the beginning and make unremitting efforts, I believe that in the near future, success will definitely be yours! So, like Tang Priest and his disciples, don't give up when you encounter difficulties. We must go on bravely, and the final victory will always belong to brave people!

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12. The Journey to the West was compiled by Wu Cheng'en, a writer in the Ming Dynasty. "One Hundred Round" mainly tells the story of Tang Priest's master and apprentice who finally got the true scriptures after 81 difficulties and obstacles.

Among the four monks in the Tang Dynasty, the Monkey King is the children's favorite. He is lively and naughty. He once made a scene in the Heavenly Palace, ate the elixir of the Taisheng old gentleman, and often played tricks on his younger brother Zhu Bajie. Of course, he was brave and decisive all the way to demonize his disciples. He was burned in Hong Haier, but what moved me most was Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon, because the Monkey King was the strongest in our eyes and never shed tears, but he was here. Because on the way to get the scriptures, the Monkey King jumped on the old man in vain, and knocked him down with a stick, but killed him. Bai has already escaped. Later, Bai pounced on the old woman, and the Monkey King hit her with a stick, killing her, but the demon disappeared. Later, the goblin pounced on their daughter, and the Monkey King killed her with a stick. Tang Priest was very sad to see that all three of his family had died at the hands of his disciples. He made up his mind to say to Wukong, "Wukong, you promised not to kill anyone, so go!" " Go back to your Huaguoshan, I have no apprentice like you. "the Monkey King was very sad. He knelt down and begged the master, and Pig and Friar Sand also begged the master for mercy. Tang Priest made up his mind not to forgive the Monkey King, and the Monkey King returned to Huaguoshan with tears. After the Tang Priest was killed, the Monkey King came to save the master without saying anything. I am very touched.

Like the Monkey King, we should be strong, keen and always optimistic.

13. When it comes to The Journey to the West, everyone is familiar with it. The content must have been recited by many people. My The Journey to the West is ruined by me. As soon as I picked it up, I couldn't put it down and forgot to eat and sleep.

Journey to the West is mainly about the Tang Priest, a master and a disciple who traveled all the way through Qian Shan to subdue demons, and it took 81 difficulties to get the true scriptures. The Monkey King is an important hero and a great hero in The Journey to the West. He has infinite magic-seventy-two changes. He is fearless and has an indomitable spirit of resistance. He is a great superman. On the way to learn from the scriptures, he kills demons for people and makes them live a happy and stable life. He is also very naughty and stubborn, calling himself "the Great Sage in Heaven". He has a keen eye and never lets go of any demon. He is very strong and brave, never timid and bold. This is the Monkey King.