In the last episode of Journey to the West , why does His Holiness want to be like Tang Seng and hi

Because money is something outside the body, and the Buddha also pays attention to the six purity, the money on his body is to go, in fact, it is also to let him let go of the things in the world, so that he can better become a Buddha.

Because His Holiness wanted to test the minds of Tang monks and apprentices in this way, if they sent them away, it means that the four masters and apprentices are still the same as mortals, and their hearts are not firm enough.

I think the most important reason is that no matter in heaven or on earth, as long as there are no powerful people, they will try to curry favor with powerful people, so that they can say good things for them in front of the Buddha.

Because Tang Seng is an abandoned baby, he was picked up by a monk, and he lived with a monk since he was a child, and he became a monk when he grew up.

He was abandoned when he was a child, put in the river and down the river to be picked up by the monk and taken in.

Tang Seng became a monk because too many women liked it and couldn't be annoyed.

Of course, he wanted to find a good way out for himself, and this was the best of the many options.

He also had his mission, and he was reincarnated several times just to obtain the true scriptures and be a monk to better teach the Dharma.

Because his father and mother were hunted down, his mother put him in the river and was rescued by the monks.

Tang Seng killed his parents with his own hands, and then in order to clear his name.

Because the emperor of the Eastern Tang Dynasty was kind-hearted and sent Tang monks to the west to learn scriptures.

This is his cause and effect, and reincarnation is only for this time to learn the scriptures.

1.First of all, it is the Buddha's subordinates who are important personnel, but it is not excluded that the Buddha instructed.

2.The true scripture is the brainchild of the Buddha, and it was given to Sanzang, are you willing? (But I guess that's not what the author really meant).

3.The Buddha didn't intend to give it to Tang Seng, but he used this excuse to let Tang Seng spread Buddhism on the way to learn scriptures. (That's why you can't fly directly to the western sky.) It's all false to say that you want to be pious or something).

4.In this way, the author exposes and criticizes the darkness of the society at that time. (This kind of thing is done at the Great Lei Yin Temple.) It shows what the society was like at that time).

I am an elementary school student and am in 6th grade. Originally, I was going to write an essay, but if I think you need to answer questions like this, I will put down what I am doing and tell you about it.

Also, in particular, some of Lao Liang's (Liang Hongda's) works have been mentioned, and they have been explained profoundly.

In life, in the author's era, it must have been commonplace to ask for personnel, so it was normal for the author to describe it. In fact, it also reflects the author's negative thoughts, even with the Buddha, there are some rules that must be followed as in the mortal world.