The thirty seventh chapter of Journey to the West, the prince s personality traits

Summary. The white dragon horse is a character in the famous novel "Journey to the West". This is the third prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea, because he set fire to the pearl of the palace, and was played by the Dragon King of the West Sea to the heavenly court, sued for disobedience, the Jade Emperor hung it in the air, beat three hundred, and was punished in a few days.

Later, because of the appearance of Guanyin Bodhisattva in the South China Sea, he was exempted from the death penalty, and was relegated to the Eagle Stream of Snake Pan Mountain and waited for Tang Seng to learn the scriptures. Mistakenly ate the Tang monk riding a white horse, and was later ignited by Guanyin Bodhisattva, saw the horns and scales, changed into a white dragon horse, and converted to Buddhism. On the way to learn the scriptures, Tang Seng mounted, worked hard, went through hardships, and finally achieved positive results after success.

Personality characteristics are: calm, enduring, hard-working, courageous and loyal, and standing up at critical moments.

The white dragon horse is a character in the famous novel "Journey to the West". This is the third prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea, because he set fire to the pearl of the palace, and was played by the Dragon King of the West Sea to the heavenly court, sued for disobedience, the Jade Emperor hung it in the air, beat three hundred, and was punished in a few days. Later, because of the appearance of Guanyin Bodhisattva in the South China Sea, he was exempted from the death penalty, and was relegated to the Eagle Stream of Snake Pan Mountain and waited for Tang Seng to learn the scriptures.

Mistakenly ate the Tang monk riding a white horse, and was later ignited by Guanyin Bodhisattva, saw the horns and scales, changed into a white dragon horse, and converted to Buddhism. On the way to learn the scriptures, Tang Seng mounted, worked hard, went through hardships, and finally achieved positive results after success.

Chapter 13: Trapped in the Tiger's Den Venus to solve misfortune Shuangchaling Boqin monk.

Character image: Tang Seng is compassionate and believes that human nature is good. Wukong is a genius, with ideas, courage and courage, he does not accept the old rules and wants to create new rules, in fact, the key is not to abide by the rules or create the rules, but whether the rules themselves are correct and reasonable.

This time I mainly wrote about the first difficulty experienced by Tang Seng after he first came out of Chang'an. On the way to the west to learn scriptures, Tang Seng and two long-term servants stayed in Famen Temple. The elders of Famen Temple and the monks here greeted them warmly.

Tang Seng met a tiger spirit on a mountain ridge in Chuhe Zhouwei, and the two entourages were all chopped and eaten by the demon king, and Tang Seng was rescued by an old man - Tai Bai Xing.

After that, Tang Seng led the white horse alone, but unexpectedly encountered a tiger and a few long snakes, fortunately was rescued by Liu Boqin, the Taibao of Zhenshan, and stayed in Shuangchaling for one night. Tang Seng overlived the dead for Liu Boqin's father, eliminated his sinful karma, and went to the elder's house to take care of his life.

The thirteenth chapter of "Journey to the West" is: Trapped in the Tiger's Den, Venus Relieves Misfortune, Shuangjialing Boqin Monk Character Character:

Tiger Spirit: **, domineering.

Tai Bai Xing: Witty, majestic, and powerful.

Liu Boqin: Kindness, righteousness and courage.

Tiger Essence Platinum Star Liu Boqin.

Monkey King: Unruly and courageous to resist. Sun Wukong is witty and scheming, and even though Taishang Laojun's gossip furnace is burning, he still stands, but in the end, he burned his eyes. However, the strong have their own strong hands, and Sun Wukong was defeated by Rulai and was pressed under the Five Elements Mountain for 500 years.

Taishang Laojun: Ranked in the immortal class, he protects the interests of heaven everywhere, has a good way, boundless mana, easy-going temper, has no quarrel with the world, is timid, stingy, and ridiculous.

Jade Emperor: Weak seems to be weak, and he has no opinion on how to do things. The Jade Emperor in the text is the epitome of the feudal rulers at that time, compared with the commoners represented by the Monkey King, Zhu Bajie and others.