Sun Wukong gave him three books and said: "You must be attentive, modest and perseverant to learn skills!"

Bajie was sitting in the shade of a tree reading. If there was a watermelon in the grass, he would throw away the book and pick the melon to eat. After eating the watermelon, he fell asleep.

Bajie thought he had the Book of Heaven and took the initiative to explore the way!

Sun Wukong said to Tang Seng: "I will try him."

Bajie was walking all the way when he suddenly heard someone calling him: "Badi, Badi, I am your brother Dajie!"

Dajie invited Bajie to his home and asked him during drinking time : "Can you imitate Sun Wukong and pluck his hair and turn into a monkey?"

Bajie said: "Yes!" He plucked a pig hair and turned into two piglets. The piglets took turns eating as soon as they landed on the ground. Meat and wine on the table. Bajie wanted to take the piggy back, but he didn't know the formula by heart, so he was so angry that he beat the piggy with a rake until it howled.

Dajie took him to the back garden and said, "Shall we compete like Sun Wukong to become better?"

Bajie turned into a tiger but kept a pig tail. He turned into a woodpecker and pecked him, making him scream. Dajie turned into a crab, and Bajie turned into a buffalo and stepped on him, only to be bitten on the nose by a crab.

Bajie gave up and stood up to leave. Dajie said: "Since you can fly in the clouds and ride in the mist, why do you have to walk?"

Bajie couldn't recite the formula to fly in the clouds and ride in the mist, so he swayed around. You can't fly to the sky without saying anything. Dajie lifted him up, blew on him, and threw him into the sky. Bajie was able to fly into the air.

Bajie was feeling proud when he suddenly felt his feet slip and fell off the clouds, landing on a haystack with a plop.

Sun Wukong pulled Bajie to Tang Monk and told him about turning himself into Dajie to try Bajie.

Bajie knew that he was in the wrong and wanted to assure Tang Monk and Sun Wukong that in the future, if he wants to learn skills, he must be attentive, modest and perseverant.

Wukong and Zhu Bajie