Why is Tang Seng a good leader, and why can Tang Seng be a leader?

Tang Seng was originally a high monk, and he became the emperor's royal brother before going out to learn scriptures.

He was the main figure in the Western Heaven Scriptures, and all the disciples were born on him.

Because Tang Seng talks with people in a measured way, knows how to do things, and turns big things into small things, and small things into nothing, although sometimes there will be mistakes in decision-making, but it is not a fatal problem.

Tang Seng knows how to employ people, has lofty beliefs, and has good interpersonal relationships, so he can naturally assume the responsibility of a leader and lead the whole team to success.

Because Tang Seng has a tenacious heart, that is, he is dedicated to learning scriptures and has a belief, so he can lead these people.

This is mainly because Tang Seng has the compassion for all things that is essentially exuded from his heart, and he is often calmer when encountering problems, which is why he needs to domesticate his disciples.

Tang Seng's comprehensive strength is relatively strong, although he does not know martial arts, but his command ability, his tenacious heart in the leadership of others is incomparable.

I think in the original book of "Journey to the West", Tang Seng is not a good leader, this is because Tang Seng can't provide any help to his apprentices when they encounter difficulties, and only let their apprentices seek help from others.

I think Tang Seng is a good leader. Because Tang Seng did not let the team disband on the way to learn scriptures in the west, he is a good leader from this point of view.

I don't think Tang Seng is a good leader because he doesn't trust his apprentices enough. It's not the right way to do it.

At that time, when I read "Journey to the West", there was always a question - Tang Seng was so incompetent, why did Sun Wukong have to take him to learn the scriptures? If Sun Wukong went to learn the scriptures by himself, wouldn't it be much less troublesome? Later, when I grew up and worked, I was led first, and then I led others, and finally understood, it made sense for Tang Seng to lead Sun Wukong.

If this were not the case, the great undertaking of learning from the scriptures would not have succeeded.

So what is there in Tang Seng that Sun Wukong does not have? What factors make Tang Seng a leader, and Sun Wukong just a worker?

Sublime Faith"!

The first thing, Tang Seng has, and what Sun Wukong does not have is "noble faith". Tang Seng will not blink an eye if he loses his life in the face of his lofty beliefs, but Sun Wukong will not, he is very capable, but he has no unwavering belief and has retreated many times. People who have no faith cannot give confidence to others, they cannot give others motivation, and they are easy to retreat when they encounter difficulties.

The leaders are timid, they retreat, and the team will fall apart. And the belief that the belief is not noble enough, the belief of selfishness, the belief that a little wealth is safe, will make others leave you. Let's compare Song Jiang in the Water Margin, a person who has no lofty beliefs, and was finally recruited, his highest ideal is like this, so he buried his team.