"Journey to the West" is one of the familiar masterpieces. Among them, Sun Wukong's eccentric image is even more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. As one of the protagonists of "Journey to the West", it also adds a lot of fun to this masterpiece. Among them, three of his famous quotes are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, especially the last sentence, "Sun Wukong came here to visit." In modern society, many people will leave the words "So-and-so came here" on the buildings in scenic spots, which is very destructive. Regarding the architecture of the scenic spot, it can be said that Sun Wukong set a wrong example for future generations.

Sun Wukong’s first famous saying is that the emperor takes turns, and now it’s my turn. This sentence came from when he was making trouble in the Heavenly Palace. At that time, Sun Wukong had just returned from his studies. He was very arrogant and felt that he was invincible. He snatched the golden cudgel from the Dragon Palace and went to the underworld to destroy the book of life and death. He thought that people in heaven were just like this. , so he was even more unscrupulous in front of the Jade Emperor. Finally, he went to the Heavenly Palace wearing a golden armor and carrying a golden hoop, and said such disrespectful words to the Jade Emperor, which made the Jade Emperor have no majesty in front of all the immortals.

His second famous saying is to only kneel down to three people, namely Tathagata, Guanyin and Tang Seng. From this we can see that Sun Wukong is actually a very grateful person. At the foot of the Five Elements Mountain, Monk Tang risked his life to remove the suppressing talisman so that he could regain his freedom. Sun Wukong always remembered this kindness and never forgot it.

Guanyin always comes to help him when he is suffering, and it is reasonable to kneel to Guanyin. Finally, there is Tathagata. Sun Wukong must respect him very much. After all, he was the one who kept Sun Wukong under the Five Elements Mountain for five hundred years. Yes, if Tathagata hadn't shown mercy in the first place, he would have been killed by the gods in the sky.