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A head of fluffy red hair,

two round eyes as bright as lamps,

an indigo face that is neither black nor green,

such as Thunder is like the sound of an old dragon on a drum.

Wearing a goose-yellow collar,

the waist is covered with white vines.

Nine skulls hang from the top,

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He is very majestic with a precious stick in his hand."

Monk Sha, also known as Sha Wujing. He was originally the curtain general in the Heavenly Palace. He was angered because he broke a glass cup at the Peach Festival. The Queen Mother was demoted to the human world and lived as a monster on the banks of the Liusha River. Later, she was subdued by Tang Monk's master and apprentice. The weapon he used was a crescent shovel. Monk Sha was also called "Sha Monk" in the book.

Monk Sha is relatively honest and loyal. It can be seen from the thick voice and sincere eyes when he calls "Big Brother" in the TV series. He is not as rebellious as Sun Wukong, nor is he as showy as Zhu Bajie. Since he gave up his identity as a monster, he has followed Tang Seng wholeheartedly. He is upright and selfless, works hard and never complains, never looks around, and strictly abides by the Buddhist precepts.

Monk Sha is a loyal guard of Tang Seng on his way to learn scriptures. He is also the disciple who has the least worries for his master. He carries a heavy burden and never complains. When his brothers have conflicts, he mediates and reconciles them. When his master is in trouble, he steps forward to save him even though he is usually reticent. , but he was extremely brave in the battle to protect Master. Monk Sha’s loyal, hard-working and uncomplaining attitude is always worth learning and learning from.

Monk Sha is a truly honest person. His work is conscientious and down-to-earth, regardless of personal gains and losses, and he has no ulterior motives. He is not as famous as Wukong, and he is not as greedy as Bajie. His most direct responsibility is to take care of Tang Monk's daily life, such as "mountain climbing." He handles all these trivial and ordinary things in an orderly manner. When encountering monsters and monsters, he usually guards the luggage and horses, but once he directly participates in the battle, he never runs away like Bajie. "Four Saints" When "Testing the Zen Heart", Tang Seng asked him to stay and ask for help. He said, "I would rather die than go to the West, and never do such a deceiving thing." Sha Seng was a completely kind person. Although Tang Seng was also very kind, he Most of the kindness is based on the dogma of Buddhism, and it is inevitable that they cannot distinguish between right and wrong, and they always feel artificial. However, Sha Seng's kindness comes from the true feelings of Bajie's greedy nature, and he spent a night doing "Bongba". Hanging the son-in-law", "Sha Monk saw it, the boss couldn't bear it, put away the luggage, stepped forward to untie the rope and rescued him." Wukong was burned by the true fire of Samadhi, and it was Sha Monk who jumped into the water to rescue Wukong; when he saw Wukong "all over his body "It's as cold as ice up and down", and he couldn't help but "full of tears" and burst into tears. Tang Monk was turned into a tiger by the monster, and was "exposed" by Wukong. It was Sha Monk who "knelt down in front of him" and begged Wukong to "save him." "He saved me." This kind of kindness that comes from the heart or subconsciousness is a natural expression of human nature. In short, both honesty and kindness are the results of the pursuit of justice. This also shows that his reconciliation is not unprincipled. "Peace"