I don’t know if you have encountered a test question. If the four masters and apprentices in Journey to the West were to be laid off, who would you choose to lay off? After reading "Journey to the West" again, I still can't make a choice. Think of Xitian Buddhist Scriptures as a project. The four masters and apprentices plus Bai Longma are the expatriate team of this project. Sun Wukong is the capable person, Bajie is the pistachio, Sha Monk is the contributor, Tang Monk is the key leader, and Bai Longma is the key leader. Dragons and horses are means of transportation. They all perform their own duties. Who is suitable without it?
Strong and soft, those who can communicate can win the world.
Once Bajie went to find out the news about his master's arrest, and went up to call two female monsters monsters. As a result, they were beaten with bruises on the nose and face. This was a disaster caused by not being able to say hello. Wukong was misunderstood by Tang Monk when he fought against the White Bone Demon three times, and he left the team for a time. This was also a communication problem. Sun Wukong has super powers, but he will also encounter monsters that he cannot conquer. He must seek help from various gods. He uses various communication skills to pass five levels and kill six generals.
Connections are wealth
Let’s just talk about monsters, like White Bone Demon , Bull Demon King Concubine Vixen who are from the bottom and have no background, so the end will be miserable. Let’s look at people like Jinyu Jing who originally had a background of gods and Buddhas. In the end, they basically ended up in the same place and got a chance to change over again.
You must know how to restrain
If Wukong and Tang Seng can control their emotions, master and disciple will not misunderstand and separate; if Bajie can control his selfish desires, he will not become a hero like Wukong; if Sha Seng can control himself well, Sharp-edged impulses will not be relegated to the next term. If the monsters from all walks of life can restrain their eagerness for quick success, they can live happily on their respective mountains.
Every experience is wealth, let it take its course.
If they had always been content with their own lives, the four masters and disciples would not have gotten together. If they had gone through eighty-one hardships along the way, they would not be able to achieve complete merits and deeds. Every experience must have its meaning, and every step of the way will not be in vain.
Young people don’t understand, but they are no longer young enough to understand.
