Tang Priest only lied once in his life, but he lied to the Monkey King all his life. What lies did he tell?

The Tang Priest in the Journey to the West is really a devout Buddha, who devotes himself to being a Buddha and has no distractions and goes west to Lingshan. We really don't need to doubt elder Tang's boxing heart. If even people like Tang Xuanzang have no determination, it will be even harder to count others on the westward journey. Elder Tang, with a pair of flesh and blood, traveled 108,000 Li, and after 81 difficulties, he finally went to Lingshan to collect the three Tibetan scriptures. It is really commendable to fight our way out from thousands of demons. This is the so-called power of faith.

Tang Priest's Lies After Tang Priest rescued the Monkey King, the Monkey King followed Tang Priest to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures. On the way, they met several thieves. The Monkey King killed all the thieves in a few strokes. Tang priest is a monk. Of course, I was angry at the Monkey King's behavior. So I wrote for a long time that Wukong killed innocent people. The Monkey King naturally disdained this, so he left the Tang Priest. Finally, under the persuasion of the Dragon King of the East China Sea, the Monkey King returned to the Tang Priest. At this time, the Tang priest had a "hat" given to him by Guanyin. The Monkey King took a fancy to it at a glance, so Tang Priest gave it to the Monkey King.

This is a lie told by Tang Priest. When the Monkey King put on this hat, it immediately became a spell. When the Tang Priest started chanting, the Monkey King's headache seemed to explode. Since then, this spell has followed the Monkey King all his life. Although the Tang Priest had a kind heart and lied once in his life, he lied to the Monkey King all his life. From then on, as long as the Monkey King didn't listen, the Tang Priest read a spell, so that the well-connected the Monkey King was firmly controlled by the Tang Priest.

The Monkey King was too young to believe Tang Sanzang's lies. When the Monkey King came back, the Tang Priest said to him in a coquetry way, "Where have you been? Let me dare not go anywhere, I can only wait for you here. " Wukong truthfully replied: "I went to the East China Sea Dragon King for tea." The Tang Priest began to accept reasonable hints and deliberately set a trap for the Monkey King: "Disciple, don't talk nonsense and leave in two hours. Is this enough time for you to go to the dragon king's house? " Later, Tang Priest used eating as an excuse to ask him to take the initiative to take the biscuits in his bag. After the Monkey King opened the bag and took out the biscuits, he naturally noticed the dazzling coat and hat. He couldn't help asking, "Did you bring this coat and hat from the East?"

As soon as the Tang Priest saw the monkey take the bait, he followed his words: "Yes, I wore this when I was a child. With this hat on, you can recite the scriptures by yourself without being taught. Put on this dress, you don't have to practice etiquette, just salute yourself. " The Monkey King has seen too many magical things, so he doesn't doubt that the Tang Priest is full of nonsense. He thought the dress was really as wonderful as he said, so he couldn't wait to put it on. However, after he put on his hat, the Tang Priest began to recite the mantra, which caused the Monkey King a splitting headache and great pain. This monkey is beyond my imagination. The holy monk, who has always been sanctimonious, just said that the master, who others don't talk nonsense, changed hands and deceived himself. He can't get rid of this tight hoop, but he can only be bound by it all his life and obey the arrangement of Tang Priest.

The Monkey King's skill once made a scene in the Heavenly Palace, and all the immortals couldn't help it. Tota Li Tianwang and San Yang Jian are no match for him. Finally, Tathagata suppressed him, locked him in Wuzhishan for hundreds of years to reflect, and then there was the story of Buddhist scriptures. At that time, Tang Priest was asked to take Wukong to learn the scriptures, but to tell the truth, Tang Priest was afraid. He was not a god, he was just a mortal. You don't say!

So at that time, the Tang Priest asked Guanyin for help, which probably meant that the Monkey King, the Great Sage of the Monkey, had a strong fighting capacity and was afraid that he would be killed with a stick, so Guanyin gave the Tang Priest a spell, but he was afraid that the Monkey King would get suspicious. If he saw that this thing was harmful to him, it would be over, so he deliberately asked Guanyin to turn the spell into a hat shape, which looked like a gift for the Monkey King to reassure him.

There is a saying: Ginger is still a curse on the Monkey King's head. You should remember how it came from? Yes, the Monkey King was tricked into wearing a hat by the Tang Priest, and this spell came out of this hat. At this time, the scheming Bai turned into a good man, trying to cheat the Tang Priest away. The Monkey King found a stick and killed him. Unexpectedly, the kind-hearted Tang Priest and the Monkey King had a misunderstanding. He always thought that the Monkey King killed a good man, and his apprentice the Monkey King killed him. He felt very angry for the good man just now, but he also felt sorry for the Monkey King. He thought that the Monkey King was wild and difficult to disappear, so he secretly told Guanyin Bodhisattva about it. Guanyin Bodhisattva said that Po Hou would kill him one day, and Tang Priest was very worried. In order to reassure Tang Priest, Guanyin Bodhisattva gave Tang Priest a spell, and personally gave it to Tang Priest to control the Monkey King. Tang Priest was very happy, and his worries about the Monkey King were finally eliminated.

Later, the Monkey King was reprimanded by the Tang Priest again and again, wrote a derogatory book and drove him back to Huaguoshan. When the Monkey King saw this, he left despondently, worrying about his master's personal safety while flying. In order to protect the Tang Priest, he rushed back immediately. It doesn't matter even if Tang Priest misunderstood himself. The Monkey King is actually such a kind monkey. Unexpectedly, when he came back, Tang Priest seemed completely angry. He didn't blame him or lose his temper with him. He also adjusted his clothes with a smile, and "accidentally" revealed the spell that had become a hat. The exquisite and novel hat in Tang Priest's hand is suspicious because they didn't have it. When the Monkey King saw this, he asked the Tang Priest where it came from.

In order to make the Monkey King suspicious, Tang Priest made up an excuse that he had worn this hat before, and if the Monkey King liked it, it would be a gift for him. Calm him down. The Monkey King, pure in heart, was deeply moved when she heard Master say this. He secretly vowed to protect his master and never leave him. The Monkey King happily put on his hat, and the Tang Priest read a spell immediately after seeing it. The Monkey King was surprised, and the hat on his head changed back to the form of a hoop spell, shrinking smaller and smaller. The Monkey King tossed and turned in pain, and the Monkey King quickly begged Tang Priest, who stopped the spell in his mouth.

The Monkey King, who recovered his strength, dared to speak out. The hoop on his head is tightly wrapped around his head, and he can't take it off if he wants to. What is done is done. Seeing that Tang Priest has this good baby, we can't make trouble with him, otherwise he will experience the pain just now, and the Monkey King, who yearns for freedom in his heart, is just one step away from freedom. Although the Monkey King is defiant and loyal to Tang Priest, Tang Priest's behavior is a bit too personal. The Monkey King took good care of Tang Priest all the way, but he was cheated by Tang Priest. It's really hard to calm down. I don't know what people think of this behavior of Tang Priest.

After learning successfully, he finally got rid of the shackles and endured Tang Priest for fourteen years in Monkey King. After learning the scriptures, they finally went to Leiyin Temple to receive the Tathagata's reward. After the Monkey King became a Buddha, he couldn't help pulling the Tang Priest and demanding that the hoop on his forehead be removed. Unexpectedly, the Tang Priest seems to be a different person at the moment, and his every sentence is memorable: "It was just difficult for you at that time, so we ruled the country according to law. Since I became a Buddha, I naturally want to go. Why is it still on your head? Try to feel it. "

Huh? After 14 years of studying the scriptures, the Monkey King knows Tang Yan very well. He is so dull and pedantic. Why did Yan say such words full of philosophy of life at this moment? Even just after the Tang Priest's voice of "Try it" fell, the Monkey King touched the hedgehog with his hand, and the circle that had accompanied him for fourteen years really disappeared! Wukong finally broke free from the shackles and resumed his relaxed happiness fourteen years ago! The Monkey King was overjoyed by this contrast. In fact, the Tang Priest had a secret, and he lied to the Monkey King for fourteen years!

The Tang Priest was originally named "Golden Cicada"! Jin Chan despised Buddhism and was angered by Buddha. Not only that, after the reincarnation of Jin Chan, his spells and memories were erased by Tathagata. Fortunately, the Buddhist scripture team came to a place called "Du Lingyun" at the foot of Lingshan, where the Tang Priest fell into the water and abandoned his body, and finally recovered his old spells and memories. No wonder when the Monkey King asked to remove the hoop, "Tang Priest" not only spoke amazingly, but also cast a spell to remove the hoop instantly. It turns out that in front of the Monkey King at the moment, it is already the once enlightened monk-Jin Chan!

Why do you never get tired of seeing Journey to the West? I can't get enough of The Journey to the West. Why do you say that? Because Journey to the West is one of China's four classical novels with a long history. It is also a well-known story in our country that everyone knows. In the 1980s, China artists put this book again. Adapted into a series and put it on the screen.

The original Journey to the West is really good. Sometimes I'm really proud. We China people are really imaginative, especially the ancients. Besides the Journey to the West, there are countless fairy tales and novels, such as "Flowers in the Mirror", "Liaozhai", "Classic of Mountains and Seas" and so on. Through those imaginative stories, we are completely taken to another fairy world, which is no worse than foreign fairy tales. The actors in the TV series The Journey to the West are wonderful. In fact, compared with the sequel, everyone can feel much worse. Including Zhu Bajie and Friar Sand, as well as six-year-old children and Tang Priest. Sometimes an excellent work needs inspiration, but it can't be satisfied. Maybe when filming Journey to the West at that time, everyone was very serious about things or art, and sometimes I couldn't get enough of Ma Dehua's "Bajie". I think this is an artist.

How to evaluate The Journey to the West? Speaking of The Journey to the West, we all know that it is a novel written by Wu Cheng'en, an outstanding novelist in Ming Dynasty. It, Shi Naian's The Water Margin, Cao Xueqin's A Dream of Red Mansions and Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms are also called the four classical novels of China. The Journey to the West, based on Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty, spent 65,438+07 years traveling between Wan Li, and set out from Chang 'an to learn from India. The Complete Works of Journey to the West is a great historical masterpiece. This book focuses on the difficult process and detailed experience of Xuanzang's voyage to the West. According to Xuanzang's disciples' dictation of his voyage to the West, it is widely circulated among the people.

The heroic image of the Monkey King in The Journey to the West indirectly exposed the corruption and incompetence of the rulers and reflected the heroic and tenacious struggle spirit of the people in China feudal society. The Journey to the West made a profound mockery of the corruption of feudal politics and the fatuity of the ruling class. Whether it's Tiangong or Yamaraja, there are monsters on the road. In fact, Wu Cheng'en's portrayal of the real society at that time reflected the author's strong dissatisfaction with reality. He pinned his desire to slay the demon on the hero, who is the Monkey King. In the end, the Tang Priest and his disciples in Journey to the West got the scriptures. It is the author who tells the world that only by sticking to our own truth and resisting all kinds of temptations and difficulties in life will we finally win.