A descriptive essay about Monk Tang in Journey to the West

1. Journey to the West describes the fragment of Tang Monk

Tang Monk was about to recite a mantra when the traveler hurried to the horse and shouted: "Master, don't read it! Don't read it! Come and see Look at his appearance."

But there are a bunch of pink skeletons there. Tang Monk was shocked and said: "Wukong, this man just died, why did he turn into a pile of skeletons?" The traveler said: "He is a zombie that is lurking in trouble, and he is losing money here. If I kill him, he will reveal his true nature."

There is a line on his spine called 'Mrs. White Bones'." When Tang Monk heard this, he believed it. How could he stop Bajie from saying, "Master, his hands are heavy. The stick is fierce and can kill people. I'm afraid that when you read those words, you will change your appearance on purpose to hide your eyes!" Tang Seng was indeed soft-hearted and believed him again and continued to read.

The traveler couldn't bear the pain and knelt down by the roadside, just shouting: "Don't think! Don't think! Just say it quickly!" Tang Monk said: "Hericium! What else can you say! Monks do good deeds, such as The grass in the spring garden grows more and more every day; people who do evil are like sharpening stones, but loses their strength every day. You kill three people in this wilderness, but there is still no one. Reporting has no opponent. If you go to a crowded place in the city, you take the mourning stick and beat people randomly for a moment, causing a big disaster. How can I get away?" The traveler said: "Master wrongly blamed me.

This guy is clearly a monster, and he really wants to harm you. I beat him to death and eliminated the harm for you, but you didn't recognize it, and instead believed the idiot's slanderous words , I have been chased away many times.

As the saying goes: "There are only three things that can happen." If I don't go, I will be a scumbag.

Go! I'll go! Just go, but you don't have anyone." Tang Seng said angrily, "This monkey is getting more and more rude! It seems that you are a human being, but Wu Neng and Wu Jing are not human beings." When the great sage heard this, he said that they were both human beings. He couldn't help but feel miserable, and said to Tang Monk, "It's so painful! When you left Chang'an at that time, Liu Boqin sent you on your way; to Liangjie Mountain, rescue me. Come out and worship you as my teacher. I once passed through ancient caves, entered deep forests, captured demons and monsters, collected the Eight Precepts, and became Sha Monk. I endured countless hardships. Today, I am confused and confused, and you only teach me to go back: this It's like 'the bird is gone, the rabbit is dead!' - Come on! But it's just the "Tightening Curse". "The traveler said: "It's hard to say: If you can't escape from the poisonous place of suffering, Bajie and Sha Seng can't save you, at that time, you will think of me and can't help but start chanting again, even if you go a hundred thousand miles, I will. My head also hurts; if I come to see you again, it is better not to do this."

Seeing his words, Tang Monk became more and more angry. He rolled off his horse and asked Sha Monk to take out the pen and paper from his bag. He fetched water from the stream, rubbed ink on a stone, wrote a piece of derogatory letter, handed it to the traveler and said: "Hericium! Hold this as a sign! I don't want you to be my disciple anymore! If I see you again, I will fall into the Abi Hell." !" The traveler quickly took the letter and said, "Master, there is no need to swear, let's go." He folded the book and kept it in his sleeve, but said politely: "Master, I want to fight with you too. I also received advice from the Bodhisattva: I gave up halfway today and did not achieve any results. Please sit down and accept my bow, and I will feel relieved to go."

Tang Monk turned around and muttered. : "I am a good monk, and I don't accept the courtesy of you, the villain!" Seeing that the great sage ignored him, he also used an extravagant method. He plucked three hairs from the back of his head, blew on the fairy air, and shouted "Change!" and he changed three times. A group of practitioners, including four of them, surrounded the Master and bowed down. The elder couldn't escape, and Hao Dao also received a bow.

The great sage jumped up, shook his body, and collected his hair, and then ordered Sha Monk: "Xian brother, you are a good person, but as long as you pay attention to Bajie's slanderous words, there will be more on the way. Be careful. If a goblin catches the master for a moment, you can say that Lao Sun is his great disciple: The Western hairy monster hears my tricks and dare not hurt my master."

Tang Monk said: "I am a master. Good monk, I won't mention the name of this villain. Just go back."

The great sage saw the elder repeatedly and refused to change his mind, so he had no choice but to go.

2. Character descriptions of Sun Wukong in Journey to the West Monk Zhu Bajiesha

Sun Wukong: witty and brave, hates evil as much as enemies, dares to fight against evil forces

Tang Monk: kind and honest, devoted to Buddha, kind, courageous Scary, pedantic, poor in discernment

Zhu Bajie: Cute and naive, loves to be clever, eats well and is lazy, timid and afraid of things

Monk Sha: Loyal and honest, diligent, sincere and kind to others

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Three dozen white-bone spirits

The white-bone spirits turned into daughters, mothers, and fathers to deceive Tang Monk. They were discovered by Sun Wukong. The first two times the white-bone spirits turned into wind and escaped, and the last time they were beaten to death by Wukong's immobilized spirit. Tang Seng thought that Wukong had killed three innocent people, and because Bajie made slanderous remarks, Tang Seng drove Wukong away.

Pansi Cave

The female fairies in Pansi Cave are seven virtuous spider spirits, known as the Seven Immortals. They all use three-foot swords. They often turn into beauties and cause mischief to people and animals. When the fight is fierce, they open their arms, revealing their white bellies, and silk ropes protrude from their navels. They used this spell to catch Tang Monk and Bajie, hoping to eat the holy monk's flesh and become immortal. Fortunately, Sun Wukong used his skills to rescue his master. Unexpectedly, Tang Monk fell into the hands of his spider spirit brother, the multi-eyed monster. Sun Wukong was so angry that he plucked a handful of vellus hairs, blew on his fairy spirit, and transformed into seventy-two little walkers. Beat a spider spirit into mud to remove a major hazard in the journey of seeking scriptures.

Flame Mountain

The story tells that Tang Monk led a group of animal elf disciples - Sun Wukong, Bajie, Sha Monk and Longma, on a long journey to India to obtain the book of wisdom and truth. On the way, they came to the Flame Mountain where the sky was full of flames. The group wanted to borrow a precious fan from Princess Iron Fan, the wife of the Bull Demon King, to extinguish the raging fire. However, they were attacked by her son Honghaier. During this period, Tang Monk was kidnapped by a spider spirit. , both of them wanted to use his flesh to refine the elixir of immortality. After going through tribulations, the five masters and apprentices finally relied on their wisdom, courage and incomparable perseverance to turn danger into danger, transform the stubborn, and restore the earth to full greenness and infinite beauty. Life

The True and False Monkey King

Sun Wukong killed the robber and was driven back to Huaguo Mountain by Tang Monk (the monkey himself came to Guanyin to seek treatment). During this period, a six-eared macaque Pretending to be Wukong, he injured Tang Monk and stole the package. When the real Wukong fought with him, it was difficult to tell the winner. No one could distinguish the true from the false until he came to Tathagata Buddha. Later, the six-eared macaque was killed by Sun Wukong. 3. The image of Tang Monk in "Journey to the West"

Those who talk nonsense about Journey to the West can leave it alone. Most of the fans who make nonsensical pranks are also nonsensical.

Tang Monk really existed in history, and he was an eminent monk with extraordinary achievements in Buddhism. However, Journey to the West is a mythological novel, mainly about catching monsters.

In appearance, he is a devout Buddhist, true and kind, and has the favor of the emperor but does not show it to others.

When I talk about going upstairs, I don’t distinguish between right and wrong because I can’t tell right from wrong and at the same time I don’t want to suffer the condemnation of my conscience.

It is easy to listen to Zhu Bajie because Zhu Bajie is more honest than Sun Wukong and thinks closer to his own. A real shortcoming may not be considered a shortcoming. It seems that Zhu Bajie has never harmed his life by telling lies. Senior brother.

Of course, it was his fault to wrongly blame Sun Wukong, but you have to think that Tang Monk and Sun Wukong have different statuses. Of course, a compassionate master would rather wrongly blame his own apprentice than wrongly blame others.

It is not necessary to learn from the character Tang Seng, but we do not deny that there are some things that this society lacks. It is normal for some people to slander him, they just have different opinions. 4. The description of Monk Tang in Journey to the West

His common surname is Chen, his nickname is Jiangliu, and his Buddhist name is Xuanzang. He is the most eminent monk in the Tang Dynasty, so he is called Tang Monk. When he traveled west to seek Buddhist scriptures, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty Li Shimin bestowed upon him the name Tripitaka.

Tang Monk became a monk and converted to Buddhism at the age of 18. He often read at night under a green lantern. He continued to study Buddhist classics and had extremely high understanding. In his twenties, he became famous in Chinese Buddhism and was deeply loved by Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. .

Later, he was secretly selected by Tathagata Buddha to go to the Western Heaven to obtain scriptures, and was given three treasures, namely, a cassock, a nine-ring tin staff, and a golden hoop mantra. Tang Monk was tall, elegant in manner, kind in temperament, and very knowledgeable in Buddhist scriptures.

He encountered ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties in his journey to the west, but never changed his obsession. With the assistance of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sha, he went through untold hardships and finally retrieved three Buddhist scriptures from Leiyin Temple in the West. The fifteen scriptures have made great contributions to the promotion of Buddhist education.

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Original appearance description paragraph:

The elder then shook out his cassock, put it on his body, and held a tin staff. , standing in front of the steps. The king and his ministers were all delighted. He is truly a son of the Tathagata Buddha. You can see that he is majestic and elegant, and his Buddhist robes are tailored to his body. The radiance fills the universe, and the colors condense into the universe.

There are rows of bright pearls up and down, and layers of gold threads pass through the front and back. Douluo is surrounded by brocade and embroidered with all kinds of unique embroidery. Flower-tied button wire, gold-ringed collar and velvet buckle. The Buddha heaven is divided into high and low, and the stars are divided into high and low.

It is a great fate that this thing is affordable. He is like a living Arhat in bliss, surpassing the Western True Enlightenment Show. The tin stick jingles with nine rings, and Vairocana's hat reflects richly. Being a sincere disciple of the Buddha without falsehood is better than Bodhi without falsehood. 5. Fragments that reflect the character of Monk Tang in Journey to the West, 300 words

Strict and persistent Tang Monk Tang Monk’s quest for Buddhist scriptures turned out to be a real historical event.

During the Zhenguan period of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, the monk Xuanzang ignored the ban and went to Tianzhu to obtain Buddhist scriptures. It took him seventeen years, visited more than a hundred countries, and overcame many unimaginable difficulties. Finally, he retrieved the scriptures, which had a profound impact. , made great contributions to my country’s Buddhist culture. In the novel "Journey to the West", the author further portrayed Tang Seng's character of perseverance and persistent pursuit, and became a model for many people to follow.

As a master, he has strict requirements on his disciples and often teaches them to "be compassionate." Although the eldest disciple was very resourceful and capable, after even injuring the lives of "three people from a good family", the master could not take into account his kindness and expelled him back to his hometown. As a monk, he did good deeds, eliminated harm for the people, and spread seeds for people. He carries the seeds of kindness; as a scholar, what makes people marvel is his strong will and persistent pursuit spirit.

Not only does he have strict requirements for his apprentices, but he also never slacks off himself. Don't be fooled by wealth and lust, don't be conquered by death.

His strong belief that he would not give up until he reached his goal enabled him to achieve success in the end. Tang Seng's revelation to us is: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing to do so".

6. Character descriptions in "Journey to the West"

Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King and the Monkey King, is a stone monkey that was born from the spirit stone of the Huaguo Mountain in the country of Dongsheng Shenzhou and burst into the wind. . He occupied a mountain in Huaguo Mountain and ruled as king for three to five hundred years. After eight or nine years, he traveled through mountains and rivers to worship Patriarch Bodhi as his teacher at Fangcun Mountain in Lingtai, Hezhou, Xiniu, and learned the skills of seventy-two transformations. After that, Sun Wukong made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace. The self-proclaimed Monkey King, the Monkey King, was suppressed by Tathagata Buddha at the foot of the Five Elements Mountain, unable to move. Five hundred years later, Tang Monk went to the West to obtain scriptures, passed by the Five Elements Mountain, and took off the talisman to save Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong burst into tears with gratitude. After Guanyin Bodhisattva's advice, he worshiped Tang Monk as his disciple. Master, together we went to the West to obtain scriptures. On the way to obtain the scriptures, Sun Wukong descended on monsters and eliminated monsters, and repeatedly performed extraordinary feats. However, he was misunderstood and expelled by his master Tang Monk twice and three times. Finally, the four masters and disciples arrived at Leiyin Temple in the West and obtained the scriptures. Sun Wukong cultivated Zhengguo, with the title of Fighting and Defeating Buddha. Sun Wukong is smart, lively, brave, loyal, and hates evil as much as possible. In Chinese culture, he has become the embodiment of wit and bravery. For a Chinese little boy, Sun Wukong can easily become his idol. Tang Monk , the Tang Seng in the novel is a fictional character, which is different from the real person in history, Master Xuanzang. The Tang Seng in the novel has a common surname of Chen, a nickname of Jiangliu, and a Buddhist name of Xuanzang. He became a monk and grew up in a temple. Due to his parents' miserable and bizarre experiences, he eventually moved to a famous temple in the capital to settle down and practice. Tang Monk was diligent, studious, and highly savvy, and stood out among the temple monks. He was eventually selected by the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty. , went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. On the way to obtain Buddhist scriptures, Tang Monk successively accepted three apprentices, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Monk. The name was Master Xuanzang, known as Sanzang, and his common surname was Chen. He was originally reincarnated as the golden cicada before the Buddha. He became a monk at Shenghua Temple. .Zhu Bajie was originally the Tianpeng Marshal in the Heavenly Palace. He was punished for molesting Chang'e and was sent to the human world. However, he was mistakenly cast into a pig fetus and grew into the shape of a pig face and a human body. He seized the women of the people in Gaolaozhuang. Zhu Bajie's weapon was a nine-tooth nail. Palladium. Zhu Bajie only knows thirty-six changes. Monk Sha was originally a rolling curtain general in the Heavenly Palace. Because he broke a glass cup at the Peach Festival, which angered the Queen Mother, he was demoted to the human world and became a monster by the Liusha River. Later, he was Tang Monk and his disciples conquered him. Sun Wukong: All five senses, all four limbs. His body is humble, like a hozen that eats pine cones. Zhu Bajie: A fool with a long mouth and big ears, with a black face and short hair, a long beak and big ears, and a hair on the back of his head. He has a long mane, a rough and scary body, and a head and face like a pig. Sha Wujing: A head of fluffy red hair, two round eyes as bright as lamps. An indigo face that is neither black nor blue, and a voice like thunder like a drum. The body is like a drum. He wears a goose-yellow cloak, and his waist is covered with white vines. There are nine skulls hanging under his neck, and he holds a very impressive staff. Little White Dragon: ...In a moment, the horse showed off its fur, lost its fur, and changed its head and horns. , with golden scales growing all over his body, silver whiskers growing under his chin, auspicious aura all over his body, and auspicious clouds in his four claws. 7. My favorite composition about the characters in "Journey to the West"

During the five thousand years of China's great power, China's four classic classics have become household names.

Among the four masterpieces, the one that is most unforgettable to me is "Journey to the West". The author of "Journey to the West" is Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty.

The characters he wrote are all vivid and lifelike. But what I still remember most is the clever Sun Wukong in "Journey to the West".

Sun Wukong is a native of Shuilian Cave in Huaguo Mountain in Aolai State, Dongsheng Shenzhou. After being enlightened by Guanyin Bodhisattva, he became Tang Monk's disciple and went to the West with Tang Monk to obtain Buddhist scriptures.

Along the way, he subdued monsters and eliminated monsters and made many great achievements. This is one of the reasons I like him.

Sun Wukong is very loyal to his master. If he finds some delicious food, the first thing he thinks of is not himself, but his master.

Along the way, he protected his master and killed demons. In order to save his master, he did not hesitate to offend Tian Tiao.

He relied on his intelligence to fight with monsters, and eventually became the opponent they feared. Sun Wukong is full of awe-inspiring righteousness.

Once, he came to a country where it never rained and people’s lives became increasingly difficult. For this reason, he and Zhu Bajie came to the Heavenly Palace and caused chaos in the Heavenly Palace.

In the end, the Jade Emperor reluctantly agreed to give that place rain.

From then on, people in that country lived a happy life.

Sometimes, Sun Wukong would have a little friction with his master. But I think these things are ultimately Tang Seng's fault.

Just because Sun Wukong killed a group of bandits, Tang Monk asked Sun Wukong to leave and never be his disciple again in this life. At this time, Sun Wukong could only plead with the master again and again to keep him.

But Tang Seng is so cruel. Sun Wukong could only bid farewell to Tang Monk affectionately and return to Huaguo Mountain alone.

Without Sun Wukong, there is one less person to protect Tang Monk. Soon, Tang Monk was captured by a monster.

Zhu Bajie asked Sun Wukong to come back and rescued the master. From then on, the relationship between master and apprentice became more and more harmonious, and the friction between them gradually decreased.

"Journey to the West" is a shining pearl in the long history of Chinese culture. Whenever I read it, I feel very happy and fulfilled.

Students, can you tell me who is your favorite character in "Journey to the West"? .