Journey to the West Chapter 86 Reading Notes

Chapter 86 Reading Notes of Journey to the West

After reading a book, everyone must have new insights and views on life. At this time, it is necessary to write a reading article Notes taken! So how can writing reading notes be more contagious? The following are the reading notes I compiled for the 86 chapters of Journey to the West. You are welcome to read them. I hope you will like them.

Chapter 86 Reading Notes of Journey to the West 1

"Journey to the West" is a wonderful flower blooming in the garden of ancient Chinese literature. Since its inception, it has spread like wildfire and has become popular in the literary world. The story has spread and spread among the people. I think the author must have racked his brains and thought hard when writing this book!

The author Wu Chengen tells readers the story of Monk Tang and the other three disciples who went through many hardships and subjugated demons and went through eighty-one difficulties to obtain the true scripture. It is this bizarre storyline that has won the hearts of readers, making this book one of the four famous classics in ancient my country. There are four distinctive characters in it:

Master Tang Monk devoted himself to Buddhism , compassionate and not afraid of hardship;

The senior brother Sun Wukong is brave and good at fighting, wise and brave, and is the nemesis of monsters;

The second senior brother Zhu Bajie is lazy, greedy and lustful, but he has a heart Kind heart;

Their Junior Brother Sha is loyal and honest, hard-working and content with his destiny.

Among them, my favorite is Sun Wukong, because he can be as big or as small as he wants, and can change as he pleases. He can be as small as inserting an embroidery needle into his ear, as big as he can stand upright on the sky and on the earth, and can reach up to the thirty-third heaven and down. He can reach the eighteenth level of hell, and he can also undergo seventy-two transformations. I not only applauded Sun Wukong for his magical powers, but also admired his brave fighting spirit. It makes us understand that the road of life is rugged. If you fall down, you have to get up. If you can't get up, you will stay in that place for a lifetime and never see the beauty of the sky on the other side. Those who get up will look into the sky and take in the beauty of the world. You can only choose between the two lives. If you want to get up, you have to rely on yourself.

On the long journey to the west, Sun Wukong had a sense of responsibility, so he made outstanding achievements, was not afraid of difficulties, and had the courage to fight against monsters. In order to ensure that Tang Monk reached the West Heaven smoothly, he went through many hardships and hardships, and was captured by monsters in the cave after his master. When he was in the palace, he was very smart. He first asked the mountain gods and earth gods about the origins of monsters, and then went to meet them for a while. If he was defeated, he sent reinforcements to heaven. He tried his best to choose some people with both ability and political integrity to assist him. It attempts to rescue its master, no matter how powerful and difficult the monster is, it will succeed in the end. It tells us not to give in to difficulties, and not to give in when we see how powerful it is. If we shrink back, we should face up to difficulties. If we dare to challenge, we will succeed.

This book made me realize that it is never easy to accomplish any big thing. The four masters and disciples of Tang Monk learned the scriptures and experienced many dangers. Just like our study, we went from primary school to junior high school. , junior high school to high school, to high school graduation and college entrance examination... isn't it just ninety-nine or eighty-one difficult? However, persistence is victory! Journey to the West Chapter 86 Reading Notes 2

During the vacation, I read "Journey to the West", one of the four famous Chinese classics. I seemed to be wandering in that colorful magical world. Reading "Journey to the West" 》It’s really enjoyable and interesting for me.

In "Journey to the West", the story of Tang Seng and the other three apprentices who conquered demons and conquered demons and experienced ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties to obtain the scriptures is very bizarre, and the four masters and apprentices are even more profound. It attracted me deeply. Tang Monk was sincere to the Buddha. He went through hardships and dangers to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures for the Tang Dynasty but never complained. But I think he is too stubborn. I believe everyone is like me. The scene of Sun Wukong beating the Bone Demon three times is fresh in my mind. No matter whether the white-bone spirit turns into a beautiful village girl, an old woman on crutches, or even a white-haired old man looking for his wife and daughter, he can't escape Sun Wukong's fiery eyes.

But the Bodhisattva-hearted Tang Monk blamed Wukong for hurting people's lives for no reason and chanted the Tightening Mantra over and over again. Poor Wukong could only plead quickly. In this short story, I saw Wukong's justice and wit, and even Tang Seng's stubbornness. That's because he is too kind. We can't blame Tang Seng for being so kind to those monsters and sabotaging Wukong's fight against monsters, because he didn't Fiery eyes!

My favorite is Sun Wukong. Wukong is always very naughty, but he is highly capable, witty and brave, and he has made the greatest contribution in learning the scriptures. They experienced difficulties and obstacles along the way. No matter how insidious and cunning the monsters were, he defeated them one by one and rescued the master from danger. As for the chubby Zhu Bajie, I think it is very cute. I was excited when he appeared on the scene. If "Journey to the West" lacked him, then Journey to the West would not be fun at all. Also, the reason why Zhu Bajie is so fat is Because he is delicious and has a good attitude. This means he is broad-minded and fat. I want to learn from him and his optimistic spirit. Let’s talk about Sha Monk again. Sha Monk is a truly honest man. On the way to learn Buddhist scriptures, he just does some ordinary things, but he is loyal to his master and will not run away from the battlefield.

I deeply fell in love with the book "Journey to the West". It gave me a lot of inspiration. I learned many principles of life from Tang Seng and his disciples. I want to learn from Tang Seng's great kindness and compassion. , learn from Wukong’s perseverance, learn from Bajie’s optimism, and learn from Sha Monk’s loyalty and steadfastness. Being a human being requires a strong will. We cannot give up halfway. We must also learn to be tolerant, be kind to others, and help each other. We must strive to pursue our ideals, face difficulties and setbacks bravely, and live a wonderful life every day. Chapter 86 of Journey to the West Reading Notes 3

Speaking of "Journey to the West", you must have read it! It is one of the four great classics in my country and is well-known to every household. This novel mainly tells the story of Tang Monk, his master and his disciples, who went through eighty-one ordeals in order to go to the West to obtain the true scriptures. I never tire of reading it. In the book, there are the kind-hearted Tang Monk, the gluttonous and lustful Zhu Bajie, the honest and honest Monk Sha, and the most important character, my favorite Sun Wukong with great supernatural powers.

Speaking of Sun Wukong, I would like to introduce him in particular. Sun Wukong is very short in stature. He likes to wear yellow clothes and a Buddhist hat. He looks very energetic. If you look carefully, you will find that his face is like a peach, with a pair of golden eyes that can see through any monster. He also has a loud mouth and is very eloquent. Sun Wukong is very witty and intelligent, and can adapt to changes in circumstances. On the way to the West to obtain the scriptures, he relied on him to fight wits and courage with demons and monsters, protect Tang Monk, and obtain the scriptures.

Although Sun Wukong is witty and intelligent, he can sometimes be too impatient. Stealing ginseng fruit is the best example. He was encouraged by Zhu Bajie to steal the fruit, and was later insulted by a Taoist boy. In anger, he pushed down the ginseng fruit tree and fled, but was captured by Zhenyuan Immortal. In desperation, he had to seek help from Guanyin Medicine. Live fruit trees.

In the article, I hate Tang Seng’s indifference between good and evil. For example, when he beat the Bone Demon three times, he almost paid a heavy price for his indiscriminate behavior. But his firm determination to seek Buddha is still touching.

After reading "Journey to the West", I understand that it is never easy to accomplish any big thing. The four masters and disciples of Tang Monk learned the scriptures and experienced many hardships. Are there no difficulties in our daily study and life? When we graduate from elementary school to junior high school, from junior high school to high school, and when we graduate from high school and take the college entrance exam, why is it just nine or eighty-one difficult? The process of overcoming difficulties breeds success. I believe that “hard work pays off”! And as long as we have the determination not to be afraid of difficulties and persevere to the end, we will definitely achieve success. Chapter 86 Reading Notes of Journey to the West 4

"Journey to the West" is the first famous book I have come across. The wonderful, vivid and thrilling plots in the book left a very deep impression on me.

The book "Journey to the West" mainly tells the two important stories of Sun Wukong's birth and Sun Wukong escorting his master to the West to learn Buddhist scriptures. There are exactly one hundred chapters.

Although there are a lot of words and the page is large, it is not boring at all. The words "Havoc in Heaven, Three Borrows of Banana Fans, Three Beats of Bone Demons" are really interesting. The rigid Chinese characters seem to have come to life, allowing you to experience them. Fun in the book.

Among the hundred chapters, my favorite is "Three Strikes of Bone Demons". When I saw the cunning white-bone demon transformed into a peasant girl carrying food and came to deceive Tang Monk and his disciples, my heart couldn't help but worry about their fate. Fortunately, Sun Wukong had piercing eyes and could kill the monster with one stick. , the hanging heart finally fell to the ground. In this plot, I seemed to be immersed in the scene, and I was also one of Sun Wukong and the others. When I finished reading the whole book, I felt like I had endured hardships with Tang Monk and his disciples, and we had gone through nine or eight years together. What a wonderful feeling it is to obtain the true scripture after the eleventh difficulty!

After reading the whole book, I closed the book, closed my eyes and carefully reviewed the first wonderful plot, and at the same time I also understood the different personality traits of the characters. For example, Sun Wukong, who is witty, brave and jealous of evil, Zhu Bajie, who is greedy for women and likes to play dumb, and Sha Monk, who is hardworking and dedicated quietly, etc. There are many valuable spirits worth learning from them. Although I haven't really read this book thoroughly, I understand a truth from it: if you want to succeed in something, you must persevere and not be afraid of difficulties in order to succeed!

"Journey to the West" is a very good book. I hope others will come and appreciate its elegance! Chapter 86 Reading Notes of Journey to the West 5

"Journey to the West" is one of the four great classics in my country. It is a work suitable for all ages. It is full of bizarre and wonderful mythological stories. Every time I read "Journey to the West", I can't help but get involved in the wonderful plot.

I remember when I was a child, I often asked my mother: "Where did I come from?" My mother always smiled, touched my head and said: "You jumped out of the stone. "I think probably every child has received such an answer and believes it to be true. Because each of us was Sun Wukong at that time.

We can think back to our childhood, holding a comic book "Journey to the West" and watching it with relish. When Sun Wukong defeated the goblin, we always cheered for him; when he was wronged, we We will also feel a deep sense of anger; when Sun Wukong was misunderstood by Tang Monk and was forced to return to Huaguo Mountain to continue being his Monkey King, we complained for him; when Tang Monk encountered danger, Zhu Bajie When he rushed to Huaguo Mountain to ask for help from Sun Wukong, he also resolutely went to save Tang Monk. I remember watching the TV series at that time, and when I saw this clip, my eyes filled with tears. Because I knew that I was Sun Wukong at that time.

On their way to the West to obtain scriptures, the four masters and disciples of Tang Monk encountered eighty-one difficulties. It's like our growth path is full of thorns. In the end, they overcame the difficulties and won. The saying "hard work pays off" could not be more appropriate for them. And as long as we are determined not to be afraid of difficulties and persevere to the end, we will achieve ultimate success. In school, there are all kinds of people. Some are like Zhu Bajie, who eats well and is lazy, and does everything carelessly; some are like Sha Seng, sincere, honest, and down-to-earth; some are like Sun Wukong, smart, lively, and resourceful; while Tang Seng is a kind-hearted person who does not want to be discouraged. If we can all be like Tang Monk, Sun Wukong, and Drifting Monk in learning, and have the belief to make unremitting efforts in learning, we will definitely achieve success.

Sometimes I can be lazy like Zhu Bajie. Just like this year’s winter vacation homework, I didn’t think about many difficult problems and didn’t finish them. But now I am determined to learn from Sun Wukong, correct all the shortcomings, study hard and ask questions, not only solve problems but also be accurate, do not neglect any problem, and be smarter than Sun Wukong in the future. ;