Zhu Bajie's Food Life
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Yunzhandong is his home, and Gao Laozhuang is his son-in-law. For the great cause of traveling to the west, he burned his home and abandoned his wife. He went through ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships, leading horses and carrying burdens for others. In the end, he only became the messenger of the altar. Is Zhu Bajie's secular connection still intact? Or is it a character flaw? Why can't people who always love beauty, dare to love and hate, and have true love and affection not become Buddhas? Let's see how Zhu Bajie, who owns a gourmet cooking furnace, interprets a different Journey to the West.
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