Tathagata receives Dapeng, Tathagata says.

This is a classic dialogue from The Journey to the West. If you like, you can learn about the original.

The Journey to the West, one of the classical Four Great Classical Novels in China, is the first romantic novel written by Wu Cheng'en in China in ancient Ming Dynasty.

Tathagata: "Ha-ha ... When chaos first opened, all living things included birds and animals. Animals are as long as unicorns and birds as long as phoenixes. Phoenix gave birth to peacocks and Dapeng. Peacock is so delicious that it once swallowed me up. I dug its back and came to Lingshan. I want to end its life. The immortals said that if I hurt it, it would be like hurting my mother, so I left it in Lingshan.

The Monkey King: "Ah ... so that monster is your own uncle! "

Tathagata: "Haha ... You can say that!" "