The main contents of the Monkey King's career.

The main contents of the Monkey King's start:

The Monkey King was originally an elf, who grew up in a stone on the Guo Hua Mountain on the Ole border. He is smart, brave and dexterous. Because he dared to explore in water curtain cave, he was elected as the "king" by all the little monkeys. He wanted to live forever and enjoy such glory forever, so he went across the ocean to visit the teacher to learn.

Finally, he found the magical and powerful founder of Subbodhi. Master Xu Bodhi liked his sincere study and intelligence, accepted him as a disciple, and taught him 72 kinds of magic spells and somersaults. The Monkey King listened attentively, understood attentively, firmly remembered the formula, and kowtowed to thank the founder for his kindness.

Three years passed quickly, and my father taught the Monkey King many skills. One summer, the Monkey King and his brothers played in front of the cave. Everyone asked the Monkey King to change something. The Monkey King was very happy, proudly read a spell and turned into a big tree. When the two brothers met, they applauded him.

Everyone's noise was heard by Bodhi's father. He came out on crutches and asked, "Who's making trouble? Why do you shout like a monk? " Everyone quickly stopped laughing, and the Monkey King returned to her original state, explaining to Master and asking for forgiveness. Bodhi was very angry when he saw that the Monkey King had just learned some skills and was still showing off.

The founder told others to leave, taught Wukong a good lesson, and tried to get rid of the Monkey King. The Monkey King was in a hurry. He begged his father not to drive him away, but he refused to leave him and asked him to swear that at no time can the Monkey King be said to be a disciple of Bodhi's father.

Extended data:

The appearance of The Journey to the West opened up a new category of ghost novels. The ingenious combination of well-meaning satire, bitter satire and serious criticism in the book directly affects the development of satirical novels.

So The Journey to the West is the pinnacle of ancient romance novels. In the history of world literature, it is also a masterpiece of romanticism and a pioneer of magical realism.

Since The Journey to the West, there has been a climax of writing ghost novels in Ming Dynasty. There are Zhu Xingzuo's Biography of Twenty-four Arhats Becoming the Tao, Deng Zhimo's Cycas Flying Sword Cursing Jujube, and Xu's Biography of Immortals.

The Journey to the West also had a far-reaching influence on the traditional operas in China. The court drama "Shengping Bao Raft" in Qing Dynasty is a western game, with 10 copies and 240 copies. The Journey to the West not only has sequels and imitations, but also has an influence on later novels, operas, baojuan and folk customs.