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Anonymous users2024-02-12Tang Seng, the existence of the mantra and the teachings of Tang Seng in weekdays also made Sun Wukong learn some forbearance and compromise.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Summary. Pro, the character characteristics of Sun Wukong and the author's purpose in shaping this image are: to show the author's anti-feudal ideas such as rebellion against tradition, rebellion against authority, and contempt for hierarchy.
and the eulogy of the fighting spirit, and at the same time praised the positive and optimistic fighting spirit that is not afraid of hardships and dangers and moves forward bravely.
In Journey to the West, what is the character trait of Monkey King and the author's purpose in creating this image?
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Pro, the character characteristics of Sun Wukong and the author's purpose in shaping this image are: to show the author's anti-feudal ideas such as rebellion against tradition, rebellion against authority, and contempt for hierarchy. and the eulogy of the fighting spirit, and at the same time praised the positive and optimistic fighting spirit that is not afraid of hardships and dangers and moves forward bravely.
Extended information) Sun Wukong is intelligent, lively, loyal, jealous and hateful, and represents wit and courage in folk culture. Since the legend of Journey to the West appeared in the Tang Dynasty and continued to the Ming and Qing dynasties, the Ming Dynasty appeared in the collection of these legends at a large cost "Journey to the West". In these folk myths of the past generations, Monkey King has been worshipped as a god by the Chinese.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Sun Wukong's character is characterized by a good name, brave and aggressive, unruly, joking, lively and optimistic, and attaches importance to commitment.
At that time, society was dark. The author vented it in the form of a book. Among them, Sun Wukong made trouble in the Heavenly Palace, and the self-proclaimed Monkey King was a classic passage. It contains the emotions expressed by the author Wu Chengen's dissatisfaction with a certain phenomenon in the society at that time.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Fighting the Heavenly Palace Image: Unruly, dare to act, dare to be strong, brave and witty, jealous and hateful. Dare to rebel.
Purpose: to expose the decay and incompetence of feudal rule; Express the hatred of the feudal hierarchy, naughty, strong martial arts, dare to act, dare to resist, and be brave.
Expressing bitter hatred and strong dissatisfaction with the feudal hierarchy.
Dare to be strong in martial arts, brave and witty, and dare to resist.
Purpose: To expose the decay and incompetence of feudal rule to express hatred and strong dissatisfaction with the feudal hierarchy and to make trouble in the heavenly palace Image: unruly, dare to act, naughty, strong in martial arts, brave and witty, jealous and hateful. Dare to rebel.
Purpose: to expose the decay of feudal rule; Expression of the feudal hierarchy.
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