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20 Two-part allegorical sayings of The Journey to the West
1, don't eat wine with a bad nose-it's a waste.

2, monkeys juggle-out of thin air

3, Tathagata hand somersault-can not escape the palm.

4, grinding brick throat-smooth and slippery

5. the Monkey King made a scene in Heaven-panicked.

6. the Monkey King meets the Tathagata-everything has its vanquisher.

7, suddenly into the reed taro-I don't know the depth.

8, the pig eight quit to defeat-a rake.

9. Pick a heavy load of firewood-unload both ends of it.

10, the Monkey King's golden hoop-big and small.

1 1, the Monkey King went to the flat peach party-uninvited.

12, Tathagata catching Sun Shengda is a piece of cake.

13, blowing out the volcano in one breath-many breaths.

14, San Qian bought a donkey with silver-bragging riding.

15, pigs eat people? Fruit.-All of it? Know the taste

16, white cheated the Monkey King-he had no choice.

17, flies on the head of a snake-bring your own food and clothing.

18, pigs wear flowers-ugly people make more trouble.

19, Zhu Bajie looks in the mirror-inside and outside? It's people.

20. the Monkey King Mountain Temple-Exposing its tail.

The Journey to the West was written by Wu Cheng'en, a novelist in the Ming Dynasty. According to the records of the Western Regions in Tang Dynasty, folklore and Yuan Zaju. The Song Dynasty's Poem of Sanzang's Learning from the Scriptures (whose real name is Sanzang's Learning from the Scriptures) is the earliest prototype of The Journey to the West, and the Tang Priest took Master Xuanzang as the prototype.

As the first romantic novel in ancient China, it is a pioneering work of magical realism. First, I wrote that the Monkey King was born, and then I met Tang Priest, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand. Tang Priest went through eighty-one difficulties from reincarnation to Buddhist scriptures, went all the way south, and finally arrived in the Western Heaven to meet the Tathagata Buddha, and finally the Five Saints passed away.

Since The Journey to the West came out, it has been translated into western languages and spread to Europe and America. There are already English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, sign language, World (Esperanto), Russia, Czech Republic, Romania, Poland, Japan, South Korea and Vietnam. He published many research papers and monographs, and gave a high evaluation of this novel, which is known as one of the classical Four Great Classical Novels in China.