How unbearable is Tang Seng s image in the original Journey to the West

Tang Seng's image in the original Journey to the West is particularly unbearable. to a very serious point is that she is sometimes unbearable at all, and has been refusing Sun Wukong's request, Sun Wukong is obviously for his good, but he is ignored. He also does a lot of inconceivable behavior.

Tang Seng in film and television dramas has been beautified too much, so that what we see is the image of a monk who understands righteousness and has noble character, but in fact, every time he encounters danger, he will only seek the protection of his apprentices, but he does not have those responsibilities, and he is indiscriminate and often wrongs his apprentices.

In the original book, Tang Seng is not a completely positive image, more like a person with seven emotions and six desires Every time Sun Wukong kills a thief or something, his first reaction is to be afraid of a lawsuit, and then to the thief Over, all he reads in his mouth If you want to find it, you have to find someone surnamed Sun, don't look for me, the immediate sense of Journey to the West.

In the original work, it is not Tang Seng who takes the scriptures, but if he wants to pass on the scriptures, Guanyin designed to let Tang Taizong send people to learn the scriptures, Tang Seng is the person who presides over the Buddhist meeting, and it is useless to be said by Guanyin, so he has no choice but to take the holy decree to learn the scriptures, and along the way, the knowledge of Buddhism is instead Sun Wukong is teaching Tang Seng. Everyone knows that they are cowardly and afraid of wronging good people.

The central idea is Tang Seng's bravery and Buddha's heart, he is an idealist and a man of action. Those exaggerated plots and settings are an art because they are a work. It's the brilliance of art that makes it shine!

Sun Wukong was obviously for his good, but he was ignored. He also does a lot of inconceivable behavior.

Tang Seng is a relatively timid person, and he likes to talk to Sun Wukong, he can't do anything well.

He's timid, he's cowardly, he's even a little selfish, and he often sells out to his teammates, which is really disgusting.

Not to mention the Monkey King Walker, even I want to hammer him. It's so angry and hateful, crying and complaining when encountering difficulties, angry and blaming when encountering apprentices and joking with themselves, hiding when encountering this, hiding from that, hiding from this and hiding that ordeal, hiding if you can hide, hiding behind your apprentice in everything, stupid and clumsy and losing your temper at every turn.

Tang Seng is still a mortal-like character in the book, and there are often some slanders that do not trust the people around him and are easy to trust others. Or to put it another way, he will make mistakes that mortals are prone to make.

Lack of trust, indecision, and emotionality. Take the good of others for granted. Too confident, proud, but in fact, except for reading history books, I don't understand anything else.