This Bodhisattva takes refuge and worship, and the Tathagata takes three more hoops and passes them to the Bodhisattva, "This treasure is called the 'tight hoops'. Although it is the same three, it is only used differently. I have three mantras about the 'Golden Tight Forbidden'.

This Bodhisattva takes refuge and worships, and Tathagata takes three more hoops and passes to the Bodhisattva: "This treasure is called the 'tight hoops'. Although it is the same three, it is only used differently. I have three mantras about the 'gold ban'. If you run into a demon with great power on the road, you must advise him to learn well and be a disciple of the person who seeks sutra. If he does not hinder his command, he can carry this hoop and his head on his head, and naturally he will see the flesh taking root. Everyone recites the mantras they use, and their eyes will swell and headaches, and their foreheads will be cracked. I will teach him to come into my door."

Guanyin Bodhisattva Sun Wukong , and the remaining two will be kept for use by themselves?

Anu , Kayapa Hearing that Guanyin Bodhisattva actually embezzled 2 of the three tight rings given by Tathagata, he was very surprised and hurried to see the Buddha to report one by one.

Buddha said, "I have known for a long time that Guanyin is doing this, and this trip to the west will make no worries!"

Anu and Kashyapa said, "Then South China Sea Guanyin embezzled 2 tight hoops, and Tang Monk lost two top combat power. When encountering powerful monsters, what should the Buddha do? Why do the Buddha feel more relieved?"

Buddha smiled and said, "If Guanyin really follows what I said, the three tight hoops have grasped the powerful ones." The demon gave Tang Seng a disciple. If something unexpected happens, it can be rude that my Buddha was not considering it well. Now she has been greedy for two people. If something really happens on the way, it will be her responsibility if it is investigated. Therefore, she must do her best. Wouldn’t a Bodhisattva who goes all out and those subordinates be better than several monsters? Let’s wait and see, she will definitely do the most during the trip west. This is just one of them."

A Nuo and Kashyapa said in surprise, "What about the second one?"

Buddha slowly said, "There are two remaining places to go to the relatives. The world is so big, there are always places that our Buddha world cannot control, and even Guanyin may not be able to use it. Relationships who can afford the quota must have a tough background and relationship. The big people behind them are naturally concerned about the traveling west. If Guanyin really encounters trouble, they will not be able to deal with them. The big people behind them will naturally contribute. Those big people are willing to go out. If you help, you will win over tens of millions of monsters with top combat power. Besides, those two related households will save you from being a Buddha at that time. Give me an envoy, arhat, and you will know that you will not make trouble. Otherwise, you will say that they conceal personal information and are not loyal to the Buddha. If you deal with them, you can see if you are interested in the project. It is okay to add some temporary workers. It is also possible to carry things, and you must save some money! "

This is the idea that there is no way to do it.

gives three hoops a beautiful look, but what does the gold hoop do?

"If he doesn't want to help, he can put this hoop on his head."

If he really wants to bring three hoops and three big monsters back, it's better to find the next person to seek the scriptures as soon as possible. If one is disobedient, you can recite the tight hoop curse, and the other two can help stop him. Three of them are all restricted by hoops. If you have to do something, which mantra is you chanting the gold ban? Can the Six Dings and Six Jias, the Five Directions Jiedi, Four Values ​​Gongcao , and the Guardian Jialan block it?

A single Sun Wukong is like this. "Are you rude?" The traveler said, "I dare not!" Although he agreed, he still had bad intentions in his heart. He put the needle in his mouth and the bowl was as thick as a bowl. He wanted to start

. If it was all like this, it would be wonderful. Maybe when Tang Seng missed Sun Wukong, there were two left to kick them openly and secretly.

actually gave a total of five pieces of equipment.

purple gold robe, nine ring tin staff , and then three hoops. They are gold hoops, gold hoops, and tight hoops.

The cassock and tin staff were given to Chen Xuanzang and the Tang Monk. The remaining three hoops of

were used up.

golden hoop was given to Red Boy and became Guanyin's boy, which was about the same size as Muzha .

golden hoop gave black bear spirit , the one who wanted to steal Tang Monk's clothes became the mountain guardian.

tight hoop is the most famous and given to Sun Wukong.

In this case, the tin staff and cassock were given to Tang Seng in Chang'an , and he always carried it. The bowl (purple gold bowl) in his hand was given to him by Li Shimin .

Li Shimin also gave a horse.The horse was eaten by the Xiaobailong in .

I can’t remember whether there are any followers, I just remember that there are those in history.

In history, the disciple of Tang Monk was even more famous and very handsome. He seduced the princess, which almost failed to translate the scriptures.

The tight hoop was given to Sun Wukong not long after crossing the Two Realms Mountain, and at the same time the tight hoop was given to Tang Seng. This passage is described the most in the CCTV version. Tang Seng chanted the scriptures and Sun Wukong was rolling there. Still twice. Once I just got a test, and once I beat the White Bone Demon three times. It seems that I have used

twice in the book later, but I can't remember it.

However, after the time of Sun Wukong, Sun Wukong was able to break , the heart ape , which is commonly known as the inner demon, and Tang Seng never used it. After

, it is the story of Buddhism master Sun Wukong brings Buddhist practitioner Chen Xuanzang to seek scriptures.