The Monkey King's mantra is: My old grandson is coming; I'm leaving; Eat a stick from my old grandson; Where is the monster going!

The Monkey King (also known as the Monkey King, the Monkey King, and the Fight to Win the Buddha) is one of the main characters in The Journey to the West (handed down from ancient times by Wu Cheng'en), a classic ghost novel in China.

The immortal stone, which was born at the beginning of creation, was born in Guo Hua, which wins the victory in China, and was honored as the "Monkey King" for introducing monkeys into water curtain cave. In order to learn this art, he traveled across the ocean to learn from the founder of Xubodhi, named the Monkey King, and learned superb spells such as Daxian tactic, detective seventy-two changes, and somersault cloud.

Personality characteristics:

The Monkey King is a very rebellious figure, who dares to rebel against tradition, authority and feudal hierarchy. This is particularly prominent in the first seven chapters.

In order to obtain weapons, the Monkey King armed himself, Dragon Palace; In order not to be controlled by the Ministry of Ghosts, he demanded "immortality, sharing the same life with the mountains and rivers of heaven and earth", and made a scene in hades, forcing Yan Jun to take the book of life and death, "making monkeys and the like, but those who are famous, are all red."

It fully shows the Monkey King's rebellious spirit of longing for freedom and not fearing violence. And this spirit is the strongest and most prominent in the heavenly palace catastrophe. He doesn't admit that the son of heaven is the only one, let alone any majesty and order of God's kingdom of heaven.