Journey to the West 16: Kannonji monks treasure, black wind mountain robs cassock.
Mentors and disciples came to Kannonji, and elders in Jinchi warmly received them. Wukong showed the cassock to the elder, who was greedy and borrowed it back to his room to watch. In order to occupy the cassock, Elder Jinchi ordered the monks to set fire to the Tang Priest and his disciples.
Wukong went to the Southern Tianmen to borrow a fire shield from King Guangmu to save Master, and then blew a divine wind to burn Kannonji to pieces. Shame and fear, the old man fell into the fire and set himself on fire.
The treasure cassock has long been taken away by the bear monster in black wind mountain. The bear monster is going to hold a "Buddhist costume party" to show off the treasure. Wukong invited Guanyin to soothe the black bear monster.
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Black bear essence, also known as bear monster, is trained in the black wind tunnel in black wind mountain, 20 miles southeast of Kannonji. Although he was born in the underworld, he is good at writing and ink, cares about state affairs and talks extraordinary. Master Jin Chi, the 270-year-old dean of Kannonji, often preaches to him. Born brave, there is a poem praising "the bowl is bright with iron helmet paint, and the black gold armor is bright." Soap robe with wind pocket sleeves, black and green silk tapestry _ spike length.
Holding a black tassel gun and a pair of black leather boots. Eyes flashing with lightning, it is the king of black wind in the mountains. "Good at making black tassel pike with extremely high martial arts. The seventeenth chapter of Journey to the West describes two fights between the black bear spirit and Wukong, one failed because of hunger, and the other failed under the pretext of night.
He had a big fight with the Monkey King for stealing the Tang Priest's cassock, and later the Monkey King subdued him with the help of Guanyin Bodhisattva.
The black bear monster converted to Buddhism, was ordained at the top of the Buddha's body, and became a mountain guard behind the Bodhisattva's Luojiashan.