1. Good quotes from Journey to the West: The Great Trouble in the Peach Garden
1. Good words:
Fierce eyes, flamboyant and mighty, a dragnet of heaven and earth, impenetrable, exhausted, The sky is dark and the earth is dark,
Sweet words, change of heart, gnashing of teeth, speechlessness, bright stars and moon, nonsense
2. Good sentences\good paragraphs:
Feng The rocks overlap and are surrounded by ravines and bays. Tigers and wolves move in formations, and muntjac and deer move in groups. The big python sprays mist, and the long snake spits strange wind. There are many thorns beside the road, and the mountains and pines are beautiful. Dills are everywhere, and grass reaches the sky. The shadow falls in the north of Cangming, and the clouds bloom in the south. Eternity always contains old vitality, thousands of towering peaks stand out in the cold sunlight. The elder was immediately frightened. Monkey King Sun used his skills, wielding an iron rod and roaring, making the wolf and insect scurry and the tiger and leopard flee. ——This paragraph describes the dangers on the way to obtain the scriptures, as well as Tang Monk's timidity and Wukong's bravery. This contrast further highlights Wukong's fearless heroism.
What a monster, he turned into an old man at the foot of the hillside in response to the cold wind. His hair was as white as Peng Zu’s, and his beard was as white as a longevity star. Jade chimes ring in the ears, and stars shine in the eyes. He holds a dragon head crutch in his hand and wears a crane cloak. He held several beads in his hand and recited the Nanmo Sutra. ——This paragraph describes the variety of monsters in detail and uses vivid words.
You see, he couldn't bear to say goodbye to his master, somersaulted, and went back to the Water Curtain Cave in Huaguo Mountain. I was alone and miserable, and suddenly I heard the sound of water. When the great sage looked there in the air, he saw that it was the sound of the tide of the East Ocean. As soon as I saw him, I thought of Tang Seng again. I couldn't help but shed tears on my cheeks. I stopped in my tracks for a long time before leaving. ——This paragraph describes that Wukong was misunderstood by his master and was driven away, but he still kept thinking about his master every step of the way. This allows people to see the affectionate side of Wukong. He who is ruthless may not be truly heroic. 2. Good words from "Journey to the West: The Great Havoc in Pan Taoyuan"
1. Good words: piercing eyes, showing off one's power, a dragnet, swamped, exhausted, the sky is dim and the earth is dark, sweet words, changing one's mind, gnashing one's teeth, speechless, stars The moon is bright and clear, and the words are nonsense 2. Good sentences\good paragraphs: The peaks and rocks are overlapping, and the ravines and bays are surrounded.
Tigers and wolves walk in formations, and muntjac and deer march in herds. The big python sprays mist, and the long snake spits strange wind.
There are many thorns on the roadside, and the mountains and pines are beautiful. Dills are everywhere, and grass reaches the sky.
The shadow falls in the north, and the clouds bloom in the south. Eternity always contains old vitality, thousands of towering peaks stand out in the cold sunlight.
The elder was immediately frightened. Sun Dasheng used various means to wave the iron rod and roared, making the wolf and insect jump and the tiger and leopard flee. ——This paragraph describes the dangers on the way to obtain the scriptures, as well as Tang Monk's timidity and Wukong's bravery. This contrast further highlights Wukong's fearless heroism.
What a monster, he turned into an old man at the foot of the hillside in response to the cold wind. His hair was as white as Peng Zu’s, and his beard was as white as a longevity star. Jade chimes ring in the ears, and stars shine in the eyes.
He holds a dragon head crutch and wears a crane cloak. He held several beads in his hand and recited the Nanmo Sutra.
——This paragraph describes the variety of monsters in detail and uses vivid words. You see, he couldn't bear to say goodbye to his master, somersaulted, and went back to the Water Curtain Cave in Huaguo Mountain.
I was alone and miserable, and suddenly I heard the sound of water. When the great sage looked there in the air, he saw that it was the sound of the tide of the East Ocean.
As soon as I saw him, I thought of Tang Seng again. I couldn't stop tears from falling on my cheeks. I stopped in my tracks for a long time before leaving. ——This paragraph describes that Wukong was misunderstood by his master and was driven away, but he still kept thinking about his master every step of the way. This allows people to see the affectionate side of Wukong. He who is ruthless may not be truly heroic. 3. The great sage Luan Pantao steals elixirs with good words and sentences
The rolling yellow wind covers the dark sky, and the purple mist covers the dark ground.
He only deceives God for the sake of monster monkeys, causing all the saints to descend into the mortal world.
The natural monkey king has many changes, stealing elixirs and wine from Leshan Nest.
Just because of disrupting the Peach Club, a hundred thousand heavenly soldiers set up a trap.
The great sage was drinking fairy wine with the seventy-two cave demon kings and the four generals. When he heard this report, he openly ignored him: "'Today
There is wine in the court. I'm drunk now, so don't worry about what's right and wrong in front of the door. '" I couldn't say anything, and the little demon jumped up again and said: "Those nine evil gods are yelling and scolding in front of the door!" The great sage smiled and said: "Don't pay attention to him. 'Poetry and wine are just for today's happiness, don't ask when the fame will be achieved.'"
The cold wind rustled, and the strange fog was overcast. The flags in that wall are flying in color, and the swords and halberds in this wall are shining brightly. The rolling helmets are bright, and the layers of armor are bright: the rolling helmets are shining brightly, reflecting the sun, like silver chimes hitting the sky; the layers of shining armor are building up the rock cliffs, like
icebergs pressing down on the ground. The big knife can fly through the clouds and ignite the lightning. The white spear can cut through the fog and penetrate the clouds. Square halberds, tiger-eye whips, arranged in the hemp forest;
Bronze swords, four bright shovels, arranged in dense trees. The bow is bent and the crossbow is carved with feathers and arrows, and the short stick and snake spear hold the soul. The great sage has a wish-fulfilling stick,
Tossing and turning against the gods. Killing no birds in the sky, tigers and wolves running in the mountains; flying sand and stones, the universe is black, sowing dust and flying dust in the universe
The universe is dim. Just listen to the sounds of soldiers swooping in and out, shaking the world and shaking the ghosts and gods with their power.
4. A collection of good words and sentences from Around the World in Eighty Days includes idioms and catchphrases
A collection of good words and sentences from Around the World in Eighty Days includes idioms:
1. The rolling waves jù tāo fān téng Huge water rolling up and down, the water is huge.
2. Thrilling jīng xīn dòng pò is used to shock people's soul. It is used to describe people who are frightened and nervous to the extreme.
3. Well-groomed yí biǎo táng táng describes a person’s appearance.
4. xiōng yǒu chéng zhú means having made up one's mind before doing something.
5. Boredom bǎi wú liáo lài Having no spiritual sustenance and feeling that nothing is interesting. 5. Excerpts of good words and sentences from Chapters 1 to 12 of Journey to the West
In the first chapter, spiritual roots and gestation sources flow out of mind and practice, and the great road is born. Dongsheng Shenzhou comes proudly to the country. There are mountains of flowers and fruits in the sea, and on the mountain. A fairy stone gave birth to a stone monkey.
The stone monkey found a stone cave called "Shuilian Cave" at the source of the stream where he lived, and was hailed as the king by the monkeys. Three to five hundred years later, the stone monkey suddenly cried sadly because life was unpredictable and he would not live long.
According to the instructions of an old monkey, Stone Monkey traveled from Nanshanxunzhou to Xiniuhezhou, went up Lingtai Fangcun Mountain, entered Xieyue Sanxing Cave, paid homage to the Patriarch Subhuti, and was accepted as his disciple, named Sun Wukong. Chapter 2: Understanding the true and wonderful principles of Bodhi, breaking off demons and returning to the original soul to unite with the soul. Wukong learned the way to immortality, the seventy-two transformations and the "somersault cloud" from his ancestor.
One day, Wukong was instigated by others and turned into a pine tree, which made the ancestor unhappy and was expelled from the cave. Return to Huaguo Mountain, fight with the demons of Zhanshan Mountain and win, and bring back the captive monkeys and items.
Chapter 3: Thousands of mountains all over the world are crouched, and the Nine Netherworld and Ten Categories are all eliminated. Wukong uses the photography method to move the weapons from the Aolai Treasury into the mountains and train the monkeys. The monsters and beasts in the mountain worshiped Wukong one after another.
Wukong asked the Dragon King for a Ruyi golden cudgel weighing 13,500 kilograms. Cross off the name of the monkey in the book of life and death in the underworld.
The Dragon King and the King of Hell asked the Jade Emperor to subdue the monster monkey. The Jade Emperor sent Taibai Jinxing to Mount Huaguo to recruit Wukong.
Chapter 4: What’s the point of being awarded Bi Ma Wen? Note: Qi Tianyi is still uneasy. Wukong was awarded the official title of "Bi Ma Wen". He learned that this official was the lowest rank and returned to Huaguo Mountain. The Jade Emperor ordered King Li Tianwang and his son Prince Nezha to capture Wukong.
Defeated by Wukong. Venus summons Wukong again.
The Jade Emperor ordered the Qitian Palace to be built for Wukong to live in. Chapter 5: The Great Sage of Chaotic Peach Steals Pills, Against the Heavenly Palace Gods Catching Monsters, Wukong manages the Peach Garden and eats all the big peaches in the garden.
He went to Yaochi again, drank all the fairy wine, and ate all the golden elixirs in Taishang Laojun's gourd. Escape back to Huaguo Mountain.
The Jade Emperor ordered the Tota King to lead his heavenly soldiers to capture Wukong. Wukong fought off the gods.
Chapter 6: Guanyin went to the meeting and asked why. The little sage used his power to subdue the great sage. Mucha, a disciple of Guanyin in the South China Sea, helped the king of heaven, but was defeated. Guanyin also recommended Erlang Shen.
Erlangshen fought with Wukong. Taishang Laojun was watching the battle in the sky, dropped his diamond sleeve and hit Wukong. The gods escorted him back to the upper world.
The Jade Emperor issued a decree to execute him. Chapter 7: The Great Sage Escapes from the Bagua Furnace and the Calming Monkey at the foot of the Five Elements Mountain. Taishang Laojun puts Wukong into the alchemy furnace to be refined. Forty-nine days later, Wukong comes out and causes havoc in the Heavenly Palace.
The Jade Emperor invited Tathagata Buddha. Sun Wukong somersaulted all the way and couldn't jump out of the Buddha's palm.
The Tathagata turned his five fingers into mountains to suppress Wukong. He ordered the Earth God to feed Wukong with iron pills and copper juice.
Chapter 8: My Buddha creates sutras and preaches bliss. Avalokitesvara goes to Chang'an on an edict. Five hundred years later, Tathagata Buddha wants to find a follower to learn sutras so that the Buddha's teachings can be spread to the east forever. Avalokitesvara led the wooden chak to ride on the clouds, carrying a cassock, a tin staff and three hoops of gold, tight and forbidden.
Subdue Sha Wujing, Zhu Wuneng and Xiao Bailong along the way; persuade Sun Wukong and let them protect the scripture collector. Chapter 9: Yuan Shoucheng's clever plan and selfless song. The old Dragon King's clumsy plan violates the rules of heaven. In order to make Yuan Shoucheng's prediction fail, the Dragon King of Jinghe secretly changed the amount of rainfall in the morning.
He also destroyed Yuan Shoucheng's Gua Shop based on his inaccurate possession. Yuan Shoucheng asserted that the Dragon King would be executed by Tang Prime Minister Wei Zheng for violating the decree.
And asked the Dragon King to seek a way out from Tang Taizong. Taizong Meng Longwang begged for mercy and agreed to it, and ordered Wei Zheng to serve in the court so that he could not kill the dragon.
Chapter 10: The Second General’s Palace Gate Suppresses Ghosts, Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty Returns to the Underworld When Wei Zheng and Emperor Taizong were fighting against each other, he dreamed of killing the old dragon. That night, Taizong dreamed of the Dragon King demanding his life. From then on, he became uneasy physically and mentally and fell ill.
To prevent sneaking, he ordered Wei Chigong and Qin Shubao to guard the palace gate at night. Taizong died soon after, and he met Wei Zheng's old friend Cui Jue in the underworld, who was now the judge of the underworld.
Cui Jue extended Taizong's life by twenty years. On the way back to Yang, Taizong was entangled by evil ghosts and escaped by scattering gold and silver to the ghosts.
Chapter 11: Reincarnation of the King of Tang Zunshan Guo, saving the lonely soul of King Xiao + Yu Zhengkongmen. Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty came back to life and came to the court to declare a general amnesty for the whole world. It was strictly forbidden to slander monks and slander Buddha. Everyone recommended Chen Xuanzang to preside over the land and water conference, and Taizong agreed.
Chapter 12 Xuanzang founded the Assembly with sincerity. The phoenix sound appeared as a golden cicada. Guanyin Bodhisattva turned into a scabies wandering monk and presented his tin staff and cassock to Taizong. Taizong gave it to Xuanzang.
Guanyin came to the stage to speak to Xuanzang about the wonders of Mahayana Buddhism. Xuanzang was willing to go to the Western Heaven. Taizong named him the "Royal Disciple Holy Monk" and gave him the title "Tripitaka". Sanzang Tang Monk left the customs. 6. A collection of good words and sentences from Journey to the West (including idioms and idioms)
Journey to the West proverbs. idioms. 1. Nothing in the world is difficult, only those who are determined: There is nothing that cannot be achieved in the world, as long as you are determined to do it If you do it, it will be done. < /p>
" also means "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing to do so". 2. Three on credit is not as good as two on credit: It means that the benefits promised are not as good as what is already available.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 3: "My old grandson won't go! I won't go! As the saying goes, 'Three on credit is not worth two'. I just hope you can give me a free gift." 3. Don’t offend both hosts: one person will take charge of one thing to the end, without bothering the second person.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 3: "Wukong said: "A guest cannot offend two masters. If not, I will never leave this door.
''" Also known as "A Guest" Don’t bother the two masters.” 4. The emperor takes turns and will come to my house next year: It is a metaphor that people have good luck sometimes, and they will not always be inferior.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 7: "As the saying goes: 'The emperor takes turns and comes to my house next year.' I just teach him to move out and give me the Heavenly Palace.
” 5. Ma Liu: Monkey. Journey to the West˙Chapter 15: "I will make you a bold horse and a village fool!" 6. It is easy to borrow and return, and it is not difficult to borrow again: When borrowing things or money from others, you can keep your word and return it on time. , it will be easier to borrow it later.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 16: "'I am worried that you will not return my treasure. I have nowhere to look for it, but I am happy to give it to you." The traveler said: "Old Sun is the one who deceived me face to face." A person who loves things? This is called "It's easy to borrow and return, and it's not difficult to borrow again."
』" Author: Quiet Flower Fragrance Ruohaiying2005-10-8 15:17 Reply to this statement------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- ------ 2 Replies: Proverbs from Journey to the West. Sayings. 7. A gentleman does not dwell on past evils: He does not care about past mistakes. Journey to the West Chapter 26: "Great Sage, the ancients said: "A gentleman does not think about his old evil.
"Just mention him! Bodhisattva, I will come to welcome you!" 8. Don't eat tiger poison. Son: Although tigers are ferocious, they don’t eat tiger cubs. It is a metaphor that no matter how vicious a person is, he will not hurt his own children.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 27: "As the saying goes: 'Tiger's poison is not eaten'. With my clever words and sharp tongue, I can coax him, that's all. "Also known as "Tiger's poison does not eat its seeds", "Tiger's poison does not eat its children".
9. The dragon swims in shallow water and is tricked by a shrimp: It is a metaphor that a capable person is in a difficult situation, unable to develop, and is bullied by a mediocre person. Journey to the West Chapter 28: "A dragon swims in shallow water and is tricked by a shrimp, a tiger falls on the plain and is bullied by a dog. Even if good things come with many obstacles, who is like Monk Tang when he goes west?" 10. A tiger falls on the plain and is bullied by a dog: a metaphor for a hero who loses power. Easily bullied by villains.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 28: "A dragon swims in the shallow water and is tricked by shrimps; a tiger falls on the plain and is bullied by dogs. Even if good things come with many obstacles, who is like Monk Tang when he went west?" 11. Only when the master knows the price of firewood and rice: Only those who preside over the matter know how difficult it is.
Journey to the West. Chapter 28: "When the traveler was in Japan, the old monk had everything he asked for; today it is my turn. As the saying goes, 'Only the head of the family knows the price of firewood and rice, and the adopted son Fang Xiao and his mother. Yeah." 12. It's easy to do business when people come to you: It's easy to deal with people who come to you.
It is a metaphor for waiting for hard work, and it is easy to succeed. Journey to the West˙Chapter 28: "As the saying goes: 'Businesses that come to your door are easy to do,' so wait and catch him slowly.
" Author: Quiet Flower Fragrance Ruo Haiying 2005-10-8 15: 18 Reply to this statement------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------- 3 Replies: Proverbs from Journey to the West. Sayings. 13. Please give in to those who are not as good as others: When asking people to do things, positive requests are not as effective as negative stimulation. Journey to the West, Chapter 31: "Bajie thought again: "It is better to provoke the general than to provoke him.
" 14. Once a teacher, always a father: as long as Once you have been your teacher for a day, you will regard him as your father for the rest of your life. Journey to the West˙Chapter 31: "Brother Wan Wang remembers the feeling of 'for one day he is a teacher, and for life he is a father'. Please save him by all means!" 15. Without suffering, it is difficult to become a master: without going through a If you practice hard, you won't become a great person.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 32: "Sweep away the dirt on your heart and wash away the dirt on your ears. If you don't suffer through suffering, it's hard to be a leader.
" 16. Learn from others Ambition destroys one's own prestige: exalting the other party and increasing the other party's momentum, while underestimating one's own and devaluing oneself.
Journey to the West? Chapter 32: "Your Majesty, how can you increase the ambition of others and destroy your own prestige? Who do you praise?" 17. Saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda: Saving another life is far better than building a seven-level pagoda. The temple is built with a seven-story pagoda.
It is a metaphor for saving people’s lives, which has immeasurable merit. Journey to the West - Chapter 33: "Saving one life is better than building a seven-level pagoda.
Just carry his child, and what about the "Big Dipper Sutra" and "Southern Dipper Sutra"!" 18. If you don’t come to the door for three years, you won’t be close to each other: This is a metaphor that even relatives will become unfamiliar after not seeing each other for three years. Journey to the West˙Chapter 40: "Brother! As the saying goes: "If you don't come to the door for three years, you won't even kiss him."
"Li! You have been separated from him for five or six hundred years, and you have never been there. If you return a glass of wine and don't have the courtesy to invite me, how can I recognize you? Author: Quiet Flower Fragrance Ruo Haiying 2005-10-8 15:19 Reply to this statement------------- -------------------------------------------------- ------------------ 4 Replies: Proverbs from Journey to the West. Quotes. 19. Look at the face of the monk and the face of the Buddha: Look at your own feelings and the feelings of the third party. Face. You must give some face.
Journey to the West Chapter 42: "Bodhisattva, you are also suspicious. It is precisely "looking at the face of the monk and the face of the Buddha" that is absolutely difficult for my master. Go! ” 20. A strong dragon cannot suppress a local snake: It is a metaphor that even powerful people cannot suppress the arrogant and vicious people in the local area.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 45: "Forget it, this is exactly the saying "A strong dragon cannot defeat a local snake."" Or "A strong dragon cannot defeat a local snake."
21. Chickens do not eat food without work: It is a metaphor that people cannot accept preferential treatment or gifts without reason. Journey to the West - Chapter 47: "As the saying goes: "Chickens don't eat food without work."
"You and I come in and express our gratitude to Shengzhai, but you still complain that you don't have enough to eat! Why? Don’t you help others to save themselves from trouble?” 22. Only know one, but don’t know the second: the understanding of things is not thorough and complete. Journey to the West - Chapter 47: "Brother, you only know one, but not the other.
Nowadays, the road is steep and steep. It is really difficult for me to walk with a heavy load. I need to find a place to go. Get a good night's sleep and recuperate your energy, so that you can bear the burden tomorrow." 23. The victorious cat is as happy as the tiger: It describes being carried away by victory.
Journey to the West˙Chapter 61: "The great sage is indeed happy. The ancients said: 'The victorious cat is as happy as the tiger.' He only relies on strength, let alone care.