The Five Storylines of Tang Sanzang in Journey to the West

In Journey to the West, the three plots of Tang Sanzang were as follows: 1. Retrieving the Sutra Tang Sanzang led Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand to India to retrieve the scriptures. In the process, they encountered many monsters and demons, but Tang Sanzang always maintained his compassion and wisdom and finally successfully led them to the Western Heaven. Saving Sun Wukong On the way to India to learn the scriptures, Sun Wukong was sealed at the foot of the Five Elements Mountain by Tang Sanzang because he was mischievous. Later, Tang Sanzang was saved by Red Boy and accepted as his disciple. Red Boy brought Tang Sanzang to the East Ocean Dragon Palace to rescue Sun Wukong, who was sealed in the dragon palace. 3 Experiencing Danger On their way to India, they encountered many dangers. Once, they arrived at the Flaming Mountain. The flames were as big as a sea of fire, and it was difficult to advance. Tang Sanzang and his disciples decided to use the banana fan to destroy the flaming mountain, but the banana fan was only in the hands of the Bull Demon King and the Iron Fan Princess. In the end, Tang Sanzang used his wisdom to persuade Princess Iron Fan to lend them the banana fan. Only then did they successfully cross the Fiery Mountain.

The plot of the Journey to the West is summarized as follows: The story of Tang Sanzang and his disciples going to the West to obtain the scriptures went through 81 difficulties and finally obtained the true scriptures. On the way, Tang Sanzang, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Wujing formed a deep friendship and experienced many thrilling stories. Tang Sanzang first received the inheritance of Zen Buddhism in Chang 'an City, and then decided to lead his disciples to the Western Heaven to obtain the scriptures. On the way to get the scriptures, Tang Sanzang encountered all kinds of monsters and demons, but he always had a firm belief and finally got the scriptures. On the way, Tang Sanzang also met many believers and demons who hoped to get guidance and help from Tang Sanzang. In the process of obtaining the sutra, Tang Sanzang constantly reflected on his own practice and life, thinking about what was the real Buddhist thought and practice. In the end, Tang Sanzang and his disciples successfully obtained the scriptures and returned to Chang 'an. On their journey, they also realized the true meaning of life and the importance of cultivation.

In the novel Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang's journey to obtain Buddhist scriptures mainly passed through the following places: 1 Chang 'an City (present-day Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province): This was the capital of the Tang Dynasty and the starting point of Tang Sanzang's Buddhist scriptures. 2. India's Derry City: One of the main destinations of Tang Sanzang's Buddhist scriptures. He once communicated with the Indian King here and received some enlightenment from Buddhist culture. 3 Nepal: Tang Sanzang also passed through Nepal on his way to the Buddhist scriptures. He had received the reception and friendly treatment of the Nepal King there. 4 Pakistan: Tang Sanzang also passed through Pakistan on his way to learn Buddhist scriptures. He had communicated with the local people and received some enlightenment from the local Buddhist culture. 5. Bengal: Tang Sanzang also passed through Bengal on his way to obtain Buddhist scriptures. He had communicated with the local people and received some enlightenment from the local Buddhist culture. 6. Bhutan: Tang Sanzang also passed through Bhutan on his way to the Buddhist scriptures. He had received the reception and friendly treatment of the king of Bhutan. 7. Northern Tibetan Plateau: The northern Tibetan Plateau that Tang Sanzang passed through on his way to the Buddhist scriptures, including Xigaze, Tibet and other places, the harsh natural environment here was also one of the important difficulties for Tang Sanzang to learn the Buddhist scriptures.

The shape of Tang Sanzang in Journey to the West was not clearly described. It was impossible to determine whether he was a round or flat figure. In Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang was a great Buddhist monk. He was usually depicted as tall, dignified, with a round head, long fluffy hair, and a kind smile on his face. However, the shape of Tang Sanzang's body was not limited to this. His body may be slightly thin, but it was not specifically described as a round or flat figure.

In Journey to the West, the actor, Tang Sanzang, had no wife. After he was captured by demons in the Kingdom of Women, he was rescued by the king and his ministers and brought back to his own country. Tang Sanzang did not see his wife again in the following plot.

In Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang never loved the king of the Kingdom of Women. In the novel, Tang Sanzang was bewitched by the king of the Kingdom of Women, which eventually led to his failure on the way to obtain the scriptures. Although Tang Sanzang was bewitched by the king of the Kingdom of Women, he did not fall in love with the king.

In Journey to the West, there was a touching love story between the king of the Kingdom of Women and Tang Sanzang. The following is a clip describing the king of the Kingdom of Women and Tang Sanzang: The king of the Kingdom of Women was extremely beautiful. His skin was as white as snow, and his eyes were bright and his teeth were white. When Tang Sanzang first met the king of the Kingdom of Women, he was attracted by her appearance and could not help but be obsessed with her beauty. The king of the Kingdom of Women saw Tang Sanzang's expression and had a good impression of him, so he spoke to him. Tang Sanzang was attracted by the beauty of the king of the Kingdom of Women and could not help but tell her about his life experience. After hearing the story of Tang Sanzang, the king of the Kingdom of Women became interested in him and invited him to visit his country. Tang Sanzang accepted the invitation of the King of the Kingdom of Women and went to the Kingdom of Women by boat with the King. On the boat, the king of the Kingdom of Women had a very pleasant conversation with Tang Sanzang. Tang Sanzang was also attracted by the wisdom and kindness of the king of the Kingdom of Women. When they arrived at the palace of the King of the Kingdom of Women, the King of the Kingdom of Women personally offered an incense table to Tang Sanzang and congratulated him on his birthday. Tang Sanzang was moved by the king's enthusiasm and friendliness and decided to stay in the Kingdom of Women for a while. In the Kingdom of Women, Tang Sanzang met many interesting people and things. The relationship between the king of the Kingdom of Women and Tang Sanzang also gradually warmed up. They experienced many happy and sad moments together. The king also introduced her family and subjects to Tang Sanzang so that Tang Sanzang could better understand the culture and customs of the country. In the end, Tang Sanzang overcame all kinds of difficulties and successfully obtained the true scripture. After he returned to Chang 'an, the king of the Kingdom of Women also expressed his love to him. Tang Sanzang was attracted by the sincerity and kindness of the king of the Kingdom of Women. The two eventually became husband and wife and spent the rest of their lives together.

In Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang never liked the king of the Kingdom of Women. In the novel, Tang Sanzang was a Buddhist monk whose duty was to promote Buddhism and obtain scriptures from the Western Paradise. The king of the Kingdom of Women was a beautiful woman, but her identity was the king, not Tang Sanzang's lover. There was no emotional entanglement between Tang Sanzang and the king of the Kingdom of Women. He was devoted to Buddhism and was not interested in any feelings.

。Journey to the West is a classical Chinese novel, in which the plot and characters are fictional without real historical basis. Besides, the lines in the boudoir were usually immoral and inappropriate, not in line with the values of modern society.

Tang Sanzang was one of the main characters in Journey to the West, but he did not exist in any TV series or books. As a historical figure, Tang Sanzang had a very important position in the history of Buddhism. He was an eminent monk from the Tang Dynasty who was famous for promoting Buddhism. After going through 81 difficulties, he finally obtained the true scripture and became a legendary figure in the Buddhist world. The image of Tang Sanzang appeared in many fields such as literature, opera, and movies, such as "A Chinese Oath to the West" and "The Legend of the New White Snake". In these works, the image of Tang Sanzang also had different characteristics and shaping methods.