Zhuangzi tries his wife from a religious scroll in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties. Zhuangzi didn't go home until he followed Xianshi to cultivate immortality. On the way, I met a young widow who was changed from Guanyin Bodhisattva and fanned her grave. When I first asked, I realized that it was her husband who told her to wait until the grave was dry before remarrying. Zhuangzi stopped fanning him. After returning home, he told his wife Shi Tian that Shi Tian accused her of being eager to remarry. Zhuangzi wanted to try Tian, that is, cheat death, but he became a young king of Chu to pay his respects. Sun, the king of Chu, has a romantic relationship, but Tian wants to marry him. When the marriage ended, "King Sun of Chu" suddenly fell ill and needed brain treatment. Tian split the coffin to gain his brain, Zhuangzi was resurrected, Tian was ashamed and self-sufficient, and Zhuangzi was enlightened by Guanyin Bodhisattva. Later, it was adapted by novelists and religionists in the Ming Dynasty, and it was a smash hit. When Japan was reunified, more famous actors were invited to perform in order to achieve the goal of nihilistic China sages, which swept the country and had a far-reaching impact on the people. Folk Buddhism also exhibited Guanyin Lingqian? Zhuangzi tries his wife.

The appearance of Zhuangzi's Tried Wife is, of course, a waste of sages and a spoof of Zhuangzi. This story of testing his wife by suspended animation is a typical male unilateralism, which requires women to be loyal to their wives, but it is very interesting to conservative men. Modern Peking Opera The Big Coffin was adapted and put on the screen, which was called Zhuangzi's Wife Trial, and it was the earliest Hong Kong film. Now there are American and German dramas, both of which are called "Zhuangzi tries his wife", which is said to show the oriental sense of humor between husband and wife. Zhuangzi's thinking about life and death, his seemingly funny but profound performance art, has also become a joke.