The Journey to the West is one of the four classical novels of China. Wu Cheng'en's masterpiece tells the story of Po Hou, Tang Sanzang, his younger brother Bajie and Friar Sand going to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures. Although I have read this book once, I don't know how many times I have read it on the TV edited by this book. It gives people a feeling of never getting tired of reading, and they like it after reading it.
After reading this novel, I am very touched. I think I should learn from Tang Priest's wholehearted spirit and the Monkey King's indomitable spirit.
In this book, a Po Hou who "jumped" out of a stone is vividly outlined, and it is written that he changed from daring to being a respectful monkey. He is desperate for his master's safety. He is not as lazy as a pig or as simple and honest as Friar Sand. With his help, the author outlined the Monkey King's great wisdom and courage. Since Tang Sanzang rescued the Monkey King from Wuzhishan, it was the Monkey King who was the manager during this period.
In the battle with Bai, he killed Bai who became human three times and was angry with Master. Tang Yan is a mortal. He doesn't know that he is a monster. Wukong didn't listen to his explanation at all, but read his spell, and the Monkey King rolled in pain. Finally, Tang Yan broke off the mentoring relationship with the Monkey King, and the Monkey King was forced to return to Huaguoshan. But the Monkey King didn't hate Master psychologically, and he didn't even want to get back at Master. He hides all his grievances in his heart, thinking about his master's safety all the time, which shows that he is sincere to his master. No matter how tired and hungry they are, no matter how cunning the monsters are, they will defeat them one by one and save their owners from danger.
As the saying goes, "Read thousands of books and take Wan Li Road." It is always good to read more books. In today's society, without culture, it is impossible and will be eliminated by society. Since we were born, our parents taught us to speak and read. When we grow up, they taught us how to be a man. We not only learned knowledge at school, but more importantly, learned to be a man. Only by learning how to be a man can we learn more knowledge and make more friends.
We will learn a lot from books, so we should read more books and read good books.
Notes on journey to the west
Growing up, I have read The Journey to the West many times. The first time I saw it, it was purely for its twists and turns and interesting plot. After reading it, I have some opinions on the characters and behaviors in the book. My favorite in The Journey to the West is the Monkey King, who is kind, naughty, smart, powerful, outspoken to immortals, persistent in beating monsters (especially Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon), and friendly to brothers, teachers and monkeys. Among the four Tang Priests, the Monkey King is often the first to find monsters, but his master Tang Priests is always easily deceived by monsters dressed as good people, punishing Wukong for killing monsters, and even driving him away regardless of his explanation. Although Wukong was unwilling, he listened to Master and did not stubbornly follow him. But when Bajie asked him for help again, as soon as he heard that the master was in trouble, he let bygones be bygones and ran to save the master without hesitation, without a complaint. Although he is impulsive, hot-tempered, and sometimes impulsive to kill people, in my opinion, those people all deserve it. They are bandits and tyrants who have killed countless people, but Tang Priest, who believes in Buddhism, doesn't believe him. Anyway, he won't let Wukong kill people, but he doesn't care if those wicked people harm others. I always feel that Wukong is wronged. Tang priest is one of the four of them, which makes it difficult for me to understand. He is always taken away by monsters. Among the four masters and apprentices, he always brings trouble, but he has no skill. He only knows that there is no Amitabha in the south, and sometimes there is trouble. If there is no Wukong, I think he must have gone to another Buddhist paradise. He is a kind and helpful teacher who can't tell whether a person is a demon or not. When he sees monsters hurting people, he always lets Wukong and others catch them. However, when Wukong killed those who had harmed ordinary people, he was shocked. Not only can he say spells, but sometimes he will drive him away. Doesn't he think that if Wukong doesn't kill people, they will harm people again, so isn't it a life for one more life? However, Tang Priest also has extraordinary perseverance. In order to get to the Western Heaven for the benefit of the people, he not only didn't want to get to the Western Heaven quickly without letting Wukong fly to get it himself, but even asked himself to be down-to-earth every step and never asked Wukong to help him fly. Tang Priest met many people on the road who tried their best to keep him, even offered him Jinshan Yinshan, and even the whole country, but he refused. I think this is because he has always insisted on learning from the scriptures. Pig Bajie is a lazy and greedy big fat pig. Sometimes Wukong asked him to find some fruits for his master to eat. He either slept on the road or picked a lot of fruits, but he ate them all on the way back, which often caused the other three people to wait for him in the same place. When he came back, he just found an excuse to tell a lie and tried to perfunctory things, but he was always caught by the clever Wukong, which made a mess. I think Bajie always thinks about this and that on his way to learn the scriptures, instead of hiding a little money here and a little treasure there. He always thinks about Gao Laozhuang's daughter-in-law and Chang 'e, and when his master is arrested, he always says, "Let's pack up and break up" and "I'm going back to Gao Laozhuang". He also has a bad habit of always boasting. Sometimes, when Wukong defeated the monster, he also vividly boasted to others how he defeated the monster. However, he sometimes plays a role. For example, Master was arrested for nothing. He came to Huaguoshan to get the monkey out and finally saved Master. Therefore, I think Bajie is quite cute. Although he uses his brain from time to time, he also has a spark of wisdom. Friar Sand is the most honest of the three disciples. He is loyal to his master and respectful to his two senior brothers. However, it is not soft to fight monsters. Although it is not as powerful as Wukong, it can still protect the master at the critical moment. Moreover, among the four master and apprentice, he is the most alert person except Wukong. You can also remind the master. Although Journey to the West is very old, I believe its charm will last forever, because these four men and women really have their own strong points and are very attractive.
Reflections on The Journey to the West.
After watching Journey to the West, I was deeply touched by the twists and turns of the plot and the strange experiences of Tang Priest and his disciples, which left a deep impression on me.
Luo Guanzhong, the author of this book, tells the readers the story of Tang Priest's master and apprentice, who went through hardships and dangers, subduing demons and subduing demons, and gaining the true scriptures in 81 difficulties. It is this bizarre story that won the readers' hearts and made this book one of the four classical novels in ancient China.
The Journey to the West created four distinct characters: Tang Priest-sincere and persistent to the Buddha, the Monkey King-upright and upright, with superb skills as the bane of monsters, Pig Bajie-greedy for money and lust, but not lacking in kindness, Friar Sand-kind-hearted and content with his destiny. These four characters have their own characteristics and different personalities, which just form a sharp contrast, so I have to admire the author's superb writing skills. Perhaps the author's ability to portray characters is his subtlety. Among them, the Monkey King is my favorite. Because of his miraculous skills and superb skills, he succeeded in obtaining the true scriptures to protect Tang Priest, and he became a hero in my mind. Moreover, he has a rebellious mentality, and his brave spirit of fighting against powerful forces makes me appreciate it very much.
It is written in the book that Tang Priest's mentoring managers experienced eighty-one difficulties, which reminds me of their persistence, courage and perseverance. This is really a spirit worth learning. Think about yourself giving up halfway, anticlimactic, and can't help but feel ashamed that you didn't stick to it like them. Perhaps this is what I lack, as long as I can finish one thing from beginning to end, whether it is success or failure, as long as I try my best to do it, it is also successful for me! Because I did it, and I stuck to it until the end.
Those four thick masterpieces are needed by everyone who claims to love the ancient culture of China. Naturally, you can't avoid customs, but also intrigue, love and hate lingering, which is not suitable for reading at this time. So I opened the Journey to the West and entered the bizarre and colorful mythical world. This is a classic that everyone loves to read, and everyone can get different feelings and inspirations when reading it. Some people like its distinctive personality; Some people like its magnificent overall image; Some people like its lively and humorous language; Some people simply regard it as a moral cultivation novel or a political fable. But in my opinion, it is nothing, it is just a "game" and a pure celestial world. When I read this novel, I often have a feeling of * * *. I think this is my deep desire for freedom shouting! 1. Freedom has passed another semester with limited personality. The image of the Monkey King has completely awakened my inner latent but deep-rooted yearning-yearning for complete freedom. The Monkey King broke ground, "not superior to Kirin, not superior to Phoenix, not superior to the throne of the world". He broke into the Dragon Palace, made a scene, and became king in Huaguoshan. It can be said that he has reached a state where human nature is free from all bondage and completely free. The Monkey King is actually the embodiment of freedom. The most prominent feature of his quality is his yearning for freedom. He is always pursuing freedom, and all his struggles are for freedom. This vivid image gives me the strength and courage to seek and pursue freedom. In a word, I think modern people are more comfortable with their living conditions, especially in spirit, lacking a spirit of pioneering and seeking greater freedom. Second, myth is now an era far from myth. Everyday life is so realistic that it excludes things full of fantasy. Myth is by no means a childish product, it has profound philosophical significance and rich cultural connotation. Schelling said in his masterpiece "Philosophy of Art": "Myth is the original material for the necessary conditions of various arts. The Journey to the West is the pinnacle of China's mythological novels and the highest realm of mythological culture. Then the myth culture of China gradually declined, and the myth was ignored. Even The Journey to the West is rarely visited. Only children will be conquered by the Monkey King, so only children have romantic and fantasy hopes for the future. " Third, the hero "hero" has many different interpretations. In Ci Hai, it is said that heroes are outstanding figures, and Cao Cao said that heroes should have the opportunity to contain the universe and breathe in the chest of heaven and earth. In my opinion, heroes are those who stubbornly control their own destiny and struggle for lofty ideals. The Monkey King is undoubtedly a typical hero. He is not afraid to fight for freedom and his dignity. It is precisely because of this disparity that it is a tragedy to fight with all one's strength from the heart. Only a warrior who knows what he can't do can show his heroic qualities. Rereading Journey to the West makes me feel that it does not belong to the characteristics of general masterpieces. I believe and hope that it will always show you the three themes of "freedom, myth and hero" and bring you inspiration and inner strength.
Reflections on The Journey to the West.
The Journey to the West described the extraordinary birth of the Monkey King, the Great Sage of Qitian, and his life in Huaguoshan and water curtain cave. Later, I embarked on a difficult journey to the West with my master Tang Sanzang, disciples Zhu Bajie and Sha Wujing.
The chapter that impressed me most in this book is the second time-an interview with the immortals in Sanxingdong to learn Taoism. Although it is only a short chapter, I was deeply impressed by the code word interaction between the Monkey King and Bodhi's ancestor. I admire the cleverness of Walker, who can know the code word given to him by his ancestor.
And learned the skill of climbing to the sky with seventy-two stools. There is also the 23rd time-"Tang Priest and Bajie drink water", wow! Just drinking the river, you will get pregnant, and both men and women will give birth! Pig's words "My God! Where did this child come from? This is necessary, which makes me laugh. Fortunately, Wukong and Wukong got to know Yangshan, and after World War I, they got spring water with Ruyi Xian Zhen, which eliminated the tire gas.
Journey to the West, really worthy of being called "China's Four Classical Novels", is really beautiful. Each chapter has many different adventures, and people can't help reading from page to page. Although everyone thinks Wukong is the best, I don't think so. There is no doubt about his strength, but I don't think Wukong is alone in his journey to the West. Anyway.
Reflections on The Journey to the West.
Turning to the journey to the west always feels different. It is the most vivid of the four classical novels. When I was a child, I always felt very enjoyable and interesting. But today, what remains unchanged is the bizarre and colorful mythical world, but my understanding has changed.
This is a classic that everyone loves to read. Everyone can get different feelings and inspirations when reading. Some people like its distinctive personality. Some people like its magnificent overall image; Some people like its vivid and humorous dialogue narration; Some people also study its historical background and social phenomena. But in my opinion, his tortuous plot hides people's yearning and unattainable ideal of life and human pursuit, that is freedom.
2/kloc-People in the 20th century yearn for freedom and the embodiment of freedom: the Monkey King. The Monkey King broke through the ground, "not under the jurisdiction of Kirin, not under the control of Phoenix, not under the constraint of human throne", and rushed into the Dragon Palace to fight with the ghost department, aiming to be king from Guo Huashan. It can be said that human nature has got rid of all bondage and is completely free. In fact, the Monkey King is the embodiment of freedom. His most outstanding quality is his yearning for freedom. He is always pursuing freedom, and all his struggles are for freedom. Such a vivid image gives readers the strength and courage to pursue freedom. However, everyone knows that at present, even in the future, complete freedom is impossible after all, and people will always be bound in one way or another. Although we are surrounded by a constrained world, we can make our heart as broad and deep as possible, so that it can be boundless and inclusive of heaven and earth.
But at present, there are still many people in society who are bound by some worthless things, but enjoy it and feel very satisfied. After hundreds of years of exploration and development, people's demand for material is no longer urgent, but their demand for spiritual freedom has been obliterated for no reason. In a word, I think what modern people lack most is an open and enterprising spirit to seek the greatest freedom.
The Journey to the West, which has been tempered by the times, contains the spirit of freedom that people are most eager for in the new century ... I understand why it has been passed down to this day.
Reflections on The Journey to the West.
After watching Journey to the West, I was deeply touched by the twists and turns of the plot and the strange experiences of Tang Priest and his disciples, which left a deep impression on me.
Luo Guanzhong, the author of this book, tells the readers the story of Tang Priest's master and apprentice, who went through hardships and dangers, subduing demons and subduing demons, and gaining the true scriptures in 81 difficulties. It is this bizarre story that won the readers' hearts and made this book one of the four classical novels in ancient China.
The Journey to the West created four distinct characters: Tang Priest-sincere and persistent to the Buddha, the Monkey King-upright and upright, with superb skills as the bane of monsters, Pig Bajie-greedy for money and lust, but not lacking in kindness, Friar Sand-kind-hearted and content with his destiny. These four characters have their own characteristics and different personalities, which just form a sharp contrast, so I have to admire the author's superb writing skills. Perhaps the author's ability to portray characters is his subtlety. Among them, the Monkey King is my favorite. Because of his miraculous skills and superb skills, he succeeded in obtaining the true scriptures to protect Tang Priest, and he became a hero in my mind. Moreover, he has a rebellious mentality, and his brave spirit of fighting against powerful forces makes me appreciate it very much.
It is written in the book that Tang Priest's mentoring managers experienced eighty-one difficulties, which reminds me of their persistence, courage and perseverance. This is really a spirit worth learning. Think about yourself giving up halfway, anticlimactic, and can't help but feel ashamed that you didn't stick to it like them. Perhaps this is what I lack, as long as I can finish one thing from beginning to end, whether it is success or failure, as long as I try my best to do it, it is also successful for me! Because I did it, and I stuck to it until the end.
Reflections on The Journey to the West.
The Journey to the West takes the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand as clues to protect Tang Priest's Buddhist scriptures in the West, and struggles with monsters and sinister natural environment along the way. After eighty-one difficulties, he finally got the true story.
After watching Journey to the West, I benefited a lot. It taught me a truth, that is, if you want to achieve a great event, you need Qi Xin to work together and unite with the new to succeed. We know that the Monkey King, the Monkey King, not only has seventy-two changes, but also has a pair of critical eyes, which can distinguish a shemale. Therefore, the Monkey King is good at exorcism and catching monsters, and has made great contributions to Buddhist scriptures. However, if there were no honest and kind sand monk, the Monkey King would not be so successful in catching demons in the water. Pig Bajie has great strength and is a good helper for the Monkey King to catch demons. Although Tang Priest doesn't know the way of the world, he has always been merciful and moved heaven. Finally, he led his disciples through hardships and finally got the true scriptures.
We should also learn from the Monkey King's indomitable spirit of struggle, courage and optimism. Although we don't have the Monkey King's magical power, we should learn from him to distinguish between true and false, good and evil, and don't be confused by all kinds of "monsters" in society. Only by keeping your eyes open and distinguishing between right and wrong can you tear up all the paintings in disguise.
Reading The Journey to the West made me realize that it is not easy to accomplish anything important. The Tang Priest and his disciples have gone through many hardships and dangers, not all of them are mysterious and bizarre. Take our study as an example. Isn't it difficult for us to experience every day? We graduated from elementary school to junior high school, junior high school to junior high school, and senior high school to university. Why is it not just 81 difficulties? The process of overcoming difficulties breeds success. This is what I got from watching Journey to the West!
Reflections on the journey to the west.
An ancient fairy tale has aroused children's love, that is, Journey to the West. When I was a child, I just watched cartoons and picture books. But now, I not only watch and read, but also learn to think.
Everyone is familiar with the Tang Priest, the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand in Journey to the West. Among them, the Monkey King is my favorite! Because he is always smart and helpful, he can distinguish the good from the bad to protect Tang Priest and his brothers. He is like our people's police now, with a keen eye, catching bad people to save good people and defending us at all times. Maybe it's because Tang Priest doesn't think about things when he encounters difficulties and blindly accepts help from others. Sometimes he doesn't listen to the Monkey King's kind advice and falls into the hands of monsters. This is enough to show that you should use your head when you are in trouble. It's even worse if you don't use your head and listen to other people's bad opinions. However, I still think that Tang Priest is too kind, even if he treats bad people well, because he only looks at the surface and doesn't understand the essence of people.
I also like Pig Bajie very much. I think he is a simple but lovely person. He can't think of any good way, but he has a sense of justice. As long as he wants to do something, he will definitely do it. He will spare no effort to protect the safety of his master, regardless of his own safety. He looks a little stupid, but people think he is cute. We should learn from his courage of not being afraid of the enemy. However, some things should be carefully considered before doing, and it is necessary to distinguish what can and cannot be done, and do it on your own.
In short, the four mentoring have their own strengths and weaknesses. As the saying goes, "A threesome requires a teacher." We should learn from their strengths, even their weaknesses, and see if we have them. If we have it, we must try to correct it and become a complete person!