The Buddha sneered and said, "Your fellow is a monkey, but what kind of story did you tell?"

This is from the classroom workbook, isn't it?

This article tells the story of the Monkey King's surrender by the Tathagata after the Heavenly Palace (1), and depicts Sun's thought that everyone is equal and not afraid of power. (2) It depicts the image of Sun unwilling to fail and never giving up. Although Sun failed to jump out of Tathagata's palm, Sun spilled monkey urine between Tathagata's fingers, leaving a smell of shame. In my opinion, the novel played a big joke on the Buddha and played up Sun's contempt for the Tathagata who dominated the universe. Sun's unruly behavior reflects the people's rebellious consciousness. /2: Although Sun has high skills, he is finally subject to the Tathagata. In my opinion, the Tao is one foot high and the devil is ten feet high. In real life, people do have many difficulties that are hard to get rid of, even those with the best technology can't escape. This story is actually a helpless reflection of some social realities at that time.