Original text: "Great Sage, what are you doing here?" "step on the south sky and break the sky." "If you never come back ...? ""I'm never coming back! "

Wukong in Wukong's story is against God. His birth determines that he is not a god. He is not a god, but a creature. He thinks that God and everything are equal, but God thinks that they are superior and wants everything under his management.

But Wukong wants to change all this and confront God. Although he is scarred every time, he takes pleasure in it.

Wukong in Wukong's story is a metaphor in a sense. It represents the questioning of the legitimacy of this sacred and self-evident center and hierarchy, and represents the struggle against authority and the efforts to dissolve the center.

Extended data

Wukong's story tells that although Zhu Bajie and the Monkey King are miraculous, they are weak and insignificant people in the face of fate. The Monkey King, who is indomitable spirit, is actually the frightened little monkey, and Tian Feng, who is determined to fight against fate, refuses to treat Ah Yue as a pig after all unless absolutely necessary.

Immortals are still like this, not to mention us little people born small? With the growth of my age, my great ambition of "willing to ride the wind and break the waves" cherished as a teenager has long since vanished, leaving only a walking corpse still alive. I am not a pig crying at the moon in the middle of the night, because I know my identity!

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Wukong biography