The Tang Priest is gone. What did the emperor say to Tang Priest?

Emperor Taizong was knighted and asked, "What's your nickname?" Xuanzang said, "I am a monk, but I dare not name him." Taizong said, "At that time, the Bodhisattva said three Buddhist scriptures. The royal brother can refer to the number, and the number is Sanzang? "

Xuanzang thanked again and took the royal wine: "Your Majesty, I can't drink it." Taizong said, "Today's trip is different from other things. This is vegetarian wine. I'll just drink this one to show my gratitude. "

Sanzang can't resist. After receiving the wine, he is ready to drink. Only when Emperor Taizong bowed his head, he picked up a pinch of dust from the imperial finger and bounced it into the wine. Sanzang was puzzled. Emperor Taizong asked, "When will I go to the West?"

"Only three years," Sanzang said, "and I'll go back to China." Taizong said, "It's a long way to Xiu Yuan, so your brother can drink this wine." I would rather love my hometown than two thousand gold from other places. "The monk understood the meaning of twisting, thanked him and politely declined to pass. Tang Wang drove back.

Extended data

The Tang Priest in The Journey to the West, whose common surname is Chen and posthumous title Jiang Liuer, was given Tang by Emperor Taizong. Jin Chan, the elder of reincarnation, is the second disciple of Tathagata.

He is a posthumous child. Because of his parents' tragic and bizarre experiences, he grew up in a temple after becoming a monk, became a monk in Jinshan Temple, and finally moved to a famous temple in Beijing to practice.

Tang Priest is studious and highly savvy, and stands out among the monks in the temple. Finally, he was selected by Emperor Taizong, became sworn with him and went to the Western Heaven to learn from the scriptures.

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