The Sichuanese version of Journey to the West is absolutely fantastic!
The four members of Tang Sanzang's party travel west. Sun Wukong is sharp-witted and clever, with his Seventy-Two Transformations. He isn't afraid of any monster. Zhu Bajie is big and clumsy, fond of food and lazy, but also hilarious. Sha Monk is honest and dependable, quietly carrying the luggage as he follows along.
Along the way, they encounter all sorts of wicked monsters, including the White Bone Spirit and the Bull Demon King, all of whom want to take down Tang Sanzang. But the group pushes through every obstacle, matching wits and fighting bravely.
The Sichuanese version of Journey to the West uses plain, easy-to-understand language and is full of the down-to-earth flavor of Sichuan. Reading it is like listening to people chat in a teahouse, and it will have you laughing out loud. Whether you're an old-timer or a little kid, you'll be able to follow it and laugh until you cry. Come experience the charm of the Sichuan dialect and join Tang Sanzang and his companions on this fantastic journey!
