Excerpts from The Journey to the West's 25 sentences

I returned to my hometown in high spirits.

Shake the mountain in broad daylight with trepidation

Become a man with three heads and six arms and beautiful eyes

Be red in the face and be dead set on the truth

The golden cicada is out of its shell, far-sighted and down-to-earth.

Trembling, gnashing one's teeth, rhetoric

If you give up halfway, you will be dumbfounded.

Scared to death, the ends of the earth are full of danger.

Miracles are powerful and evil, regardless of the outcome.

Diamonds cut diamonds with eyes fixed on fine weather.

There is no way to enter the prison without stopping, and there is no way to go to the ground.

Countless draw out a sword to help. It's creepy

Stand firm, in a dilemma, hypocritical

She was at a loss for a promise.

No one lives, wolves, insects, tigers and leopards fly away.

Cut the grass, get rid of the roots, and remain anonymous. I frowned and took it to heart.

Do everything possible to cooperate with the outside world.