(Journey to the West) The four main characters in the book: Sun Wukong, Tang Monk, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sha, all have distinctive personalities and unique characteristics. Sun Wukong has great abilities and magical powers. His bravery, wit and rebellious spirit are amazing. He dared to challenge authority and cause trouble in the palace, showing fearless courage. However, in the process of protecting Tang Monk Xitian to obtain scriptures, he gradually learned restraint and patience, and completed the transformation from a rebel to a loyal defender. Tang Seng is a representative of compassion and firm belief. Although he sometimes appears pedantic and weak, his dedication to the cause of Buddhist scriptures and his care for all living beings are admirable. Zhu Bajie's gluttony, laziness and lust often make people laugh, but he also has a kind and cute side. Monk Sha's loyalty, honesty, hard work, and silent dedication to the Buddhist scripture collection team are also indispensable. The four masters and disciples experienced ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships on the way to learn from the experience. Each hardship was a test of their will and belief. They encountered attacks from monsters and monsters, and faced life and death choices, but they never gave up. This spirit of perseverance and courage moved me deeply. Their success is not an accident, but is achieved through unity, collaboration and perseverance. In addition, the description of human nature, good and evil, and karma in the book also makes people think more deeply about life. All the evil deeds of the monsters were finally punished, and kindness and justice were always promoted. This makes me firmly believe that in life, we should uphold a kind heart, do more good deeds, and create a better world for ourselves and others.
