The dialogue of the Daughter Kingdom in the 86 version of "Journey to the West":

The King of the Daughter Kingdom: Why are there still lonely men and widowers like us in the world who cannot be in pairs? My brother is willing to keep a solitary lantern and accompany the ancient Buddha, why not stay alone and fly alone?

Tang’s Monk: Your Majesty, this poor monk has committed himself to Buddhism precisely to understand and save all sentient beings, so that there will no longer be disputes about killings and punishments in the world, and there will no longer be resentful women and widowers in the world.

The King of the Daughter Kingdom: Since Brother Yu has such a big heart, there are countless living beings in front of you who need your rescue.

Tang’s Monk: Hey, Your Majesty, this poor monk is eager to learn the scriptures and hopes that Your Majesty will issue the customs clearance document as soon as possible.

King of the Daughter Kingdom: Let’s not talk about Buddhist scriptures today. Brother Yu, look at the beautiful spring scenery in the imperial garden and the pleasant scenery. I am accompanying my brother to enjoy it, okay?

The King of the Daughter Kingdom: As a queen, I enjoy all the glory and wealth. But I have never enjoyed the joy of the world. My brother's arrival here today is truly a blessing from heaven. One day, my brother will ascend the throne and I will be the queen. From now on, we will live together and fly together. Isn't this a great joy?

Tang's Monk: The four elements of the Buddha's heart are empty. The poor monk has no chance to receive the wealth and honor of the world, Amitabha.

King of the Daughter Kingdom: You say that all four elements are empty, but you close your eyes tightly. If you open your eyes and look at me, I don’t believe that your eyes are empty. If you don’t dare to open your eyes and look at me, why are you saying that the four elements are all in vain?

Tang Monk: Amitabha.

King of the Daughter Kingdom: Brother, don’t close your eyes, just open your eyes.

Tang Seng: What can I do if I just open my eyes and look at you?

King of the Daughter Kingdom: Brother, do you really not like me? A good night is rare today, so just promise me.

Tang’s Monk: Her Majesty the Queen, the poor monk has pledged himself to Buddhism and has made a promise with the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty. I hope Her Majesty the Queen will let the poor monk go to the west. If there is a fate in the next life...

The King of the Daughter Kingdom: I only want this life and not the next life. We are destined to be together in this life.

King of the Daughter Kingdom: Brother, just promise me.

Story plot of the Kingdom of Women:

Tang Monk and his apprentices passed through the Western Liang Kingdom, a country with only women. The four masters and apprentices entered the post and reported to the queen of Xiliang Kingdom through the postmaster, asking the queen to approve the customs clearance document and let the master and disciples go west.

The queen heard that Tang Seng was the imperial disciple from the Tang Dynasty, and felt that it was a good match sent by heaven. She wanted to recruit Tang Seng as the king, marry him, and pass on the imperial legacy forever.

Tang Monk was at a loss when he heard this "good news" from the Grand Master of the Western Liang Kingdom. Sun Wukong proposed a plan to Tang Monk, and he pretended to agree. After the official document was changed, he performed a body-immobilization method, immobilizing the king and ministers of his daughter's country, and wanted to escape.

Unexpectedly, Scorpion took advantage of this opportunity and captured Tang Monk. Brother Sun Wukong showed off his magical powers and chased after him. Seeing this scene, the kings and ministers of the Daughter Kingdom turned pale in shock and knelt in the dust. They all said: "Tang Yudi is also a talented person." "Taoist Zen monks, we are all blind, and we mistakenly recognized the Chinese man, and wasted our thoughts." The queen felt ashamed and led many officials back to the country.