The Monkey King is the representative of the spirit of resistance. What do you think of him?

The Monkey King, as a representative of the spirit of resistance, is actually the author Wu Cheng'en who wants to express his resistance to the feudal system and his yearning for freedom, fairness and independence through a mythical figure like the Monkey King.

The Journey to the West is a classic of Wu Cheng'en, a novelist in Ming Dynasty. The Monkey King is one of the protagonists in the novel. He is a stone that embodies the aura of heaven and earth, and has powerful spells, which makes the immortals helpless.

The Monkey King was born to love freedom, hate evil and fear power. So even in the face of the gods in the sky, he is not afraid. He accepted the invitation from heaven, only to learn that heaven tricked him into giving him only a small one? Marvin? He is the one who dares to stand up. In front of the jade emperor, he is neither humble nor supercilious, regards himself as equal to the jade emperor, and calls himself? The Monkey King? . Even if he was subdued later, he never gave in to power.

On the way to learn from the scriptures, the Monkey King was intelligent, witty and insightful, and distinguished between good and evil. The Monkey King, as the eldest brother in the team, shoulders the heavy responsibility of exorcising demons and protecting his younger brother. Even in this process, Tang Priest and his younger brother had distrust of him and even called him names? Po Hou? Get rid of him. However, the Monkey King, who attached great importance to feelings and righteousness, finally came out to kill monsters at the most dangerous time, and swept away all kinds of monsters again and again for Journey to the West.

The Monkey King is just a mythical figure made up by Wu Cheng'en. The Monkey King in Journey to the West dares to fight against power and all injustices, and at the same time distinguishes right from wrong and hates evil. But this includes that Wu Cheng'en, which is in a feudal society, should resist the dark feudal ruling system. He used the Monkey King, a natural stone monkey that was not bound by traditional ideas and feudal religious etiquette, to reflect his dissatisfaction with the social system at that time and to arouse people's resistance to the traditional feudal ethical code system.