What does the last sentence of A Chinese Odyssey Marry the Great Sage mean?

"That man looks strange."

"I also saw it. He looks like a dog. "

It means:

With the emergence of cattle, the Supreme Treasure can no longer enjoy the carefree days of the past. He wants to find his beloved Jingjing and his more beloved Xia Zi. He had hoped that the Moonlight Box was transferred from, yes, the Moonlight Box. It has a magical power, which can make the Supreme Treasure avoid confrontation with Niu Wangmo and get what he wants. In fact, every boy once had such an illusion in the process of growing up, but in the face of ruthless reality, the illusion was shattered again and again. Until the last moment, the Supreme Treasure finally realized that it was impossible to rely on the moonlight box, and the Supreme Treasure did not have this ability. Only when he becomes the Monkey King, only when he wears a diamond ring, can he compete with Niu Wangmo.

This is really a great irony. Do you want it? Well, then, you give up first. You must make a choice and become the supreme treasure, so happiness is always short-lived. As a the Monkey King, you must endure endless pain. The rules of this world seem to be made by cows, so vicious. In front of it, the classic lines seem so pale and powerless that they can only be the deepest pain left in the heart when a boy becomes a man.

The way Tang Priest talks has not changed, but the Supreme Treasure sounds completely different before and after he wakes up. So is the Supreme Treasure a conscious and voluntary awakening? No, he doesn't, but he must save Xia Zi, and he must dissolve the hatred of mankind. He had no choice. Although he became the Monkey King and a great hero, he was extremely dissatisfied with his living conditions. At the end of the film, the Monkey King turns the shadow of the supreme treasure left in his heart into a sunset warrior. After being completely disappointed with the real world, he can only construct an illusory imagination to realize this wish, and express his dissatisfaction with his living condition through the mouth of a samurai and live a dog-like life.