In the 83rd edition of Journey to the West, the Tathagata said that the East is vast in territory and vast in resources, densely populated, bullying the city, disloyal and unfilial, and heartless, whi

In the 83rd edition of Journey to the West, the Tathagata said that the East is vast in territory and vast in resources, densely populated, bullying the city, disloyal and unfilial, and heartless, which has created endless crimes. Journey to the west will know what's going on when he sees the back.

These are the words of Buddhism.

What a character says, what he says, is just to shape the character, which does not mean that the author holds this view.

Looking back, you will find that the closer Xuanzang is to the pure land of western bliss, the more monsters and ghosts can be seen everywhere, and even many monsters and ghosts he meets are related to Buddhism. What impressed me the most was Shituoling. Lion camel ridge is full of monsters, people? It's all turned into vegetables. This is a place that even the Monkey King is shocked.

The Buddha said that the Eastern Tang Dynasty committed infinite crimes. Is the sin of the Tang Dynasty to slay demons and forbid them to harm the world? Did the Buddha let the lion camel monster wreak havoc, or was it for the equality of all beings?

Let me ask you a question. Why do many Buddhists resist the Journey to the West ... Journey to the West seems to preach Buddhism, but in fact it is full of various senior black.

Now, for example, think about the American emperor. It's all messed up, but it's always been obsessed with discrediting and dismantling. Are they exactly the same? This is why masterpieces have a long life span, because masterpieces can transcend the times (or on the other hand, the nature of the world has never changed, which is quite sad).