1. Tang Monk removed the Tathagata's seal at Five Elements Mountain, rescued Sun Wukong, and gave him the title of Walker.

Tang Sanzang traveled westward, fell into a magic cave after leaving the border, and was rescued by Taibai Jinxing. He encountered a tiger again in Liangjie Mountain and was rescued by Liu Boqin. Later, he recited sutras and saved Liu Boqin's father from being reborn. In the Five Elements Mountain, he removed the Tathagata's seal, rescued Sun Wukong, and gave him the title of Walker.

2. Tang Seng and Sun Wukong subdued the white dragon in Yingchou Stream, and the white dragon turned into Tang Seng's mount.

Little White Dragon was originally the third prince of Xihai. He was accused by the Dragon King of disobedience and wanted to be beheaded for setting fire to the pearl that was rewarded by the Jade Emperor. Later, because Guanyin Bodhisattva intervened, he was exempted from the death penalty and was demoted to the Yingchou Stream of Snake Pan Mountain to wait for Tang Monk to learn Buddhist scriptures. Later, the little white dragon was hungry and accidentally ate Tang Monk's horse. Guanyin Bodhisattva inspired him to pick the pearl from his neck and saw it. The scales on its horns faded, and it turned into a white dragon horse. It converted to Buddhism and carried Monk Tang to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures.

3. At Gaolaozhuang, he was introduced by Guanyin to meet Tang Seng, who was given the title of Bajie and became Tang Seng’s second disciple. Guanyin named Pig Wuneng.

When they arrived at Gaolaozhuang, the owner’s daughter was taken over by a monster with a long mouth and big ears. Wukong chased the monster to Yunzhan Cave, and learned that the monster was Marshal Tianpeng. Because he molested Fairy Nishang (one of Chang'e, "Chang'e" is the name for all the fairies in Yue Mansion in "Journey to the West").

After being subdued by Guanyin, he was given the name Zhu Wuneng. He waited for the Buddhist monks here, and then he paid homage to Tang Monk, named him Bajie, and became Tang Monk's second disciple.

4. In the Liusha River. , subdued the water monster waiting for the pilgrims from the east, named Sha monk, and became Tang Monk's third disciple, named Sha Wujing by Guanyin.

In the Liusha River, they subdued Sha monk named Guanyin. Wu Jing also ordered the water monster who was waiting for the Buddhist scriptures in the east to be named Monk Sha, and the four masters and disciples traveled across mountains and rivers to the west to collect scriptures.

The content of "Journey to the West" is the most complex among Chinese classical novels. It integrates the thoughts and contents of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, allowing the immortals of Buddhism and Taoism to perform at the same time, and also plays a role in gods. The world of Buddhism is infused with human feelings and world conditions in real society, and sometimes a few Confucian wise sayings are inserted, making it seem both solemn and humorous. The book is full of wit and humor and has won the favor of readers of all cultural levels.

From Judging from the basic nature of the text and the overall art, "Journey to the West" is a Han folk literature text that mixes elements such as religion, mythology, superstition and magic. It is a text form that has gone through a long history of collective creation and final individual processing. . It reflects the decline of Chinese philosophy after the decline of the pre-Qin axis culture and the chaotic picture of the living world and the secularized hedonistic picture after the collapse of the value building.

For the three value systems of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Comedy ridicule and irony highlight the late period of ancient Chinese society, with the emergence and gradual development of the commodity economy, the deconstruction of mainstream ideologies and the collapse of spiritual beliefs.