The Story of Zhu Bajie and Gao Cuilan

This is a mythical and legendary story with the background of reform and opening up and the love and hatred of Zhu Bajie and Gao Cuilan as the main line. There is a plot in Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West". When Tang Monk and his party passed by Wuzhuang Temple on Wanshou Mountain, Bajie overheard two Taoist boys telling them about the benefits of ginseng fruit. Knowing that eating one can live forty-seven thousand years, he encouraged his senior brother Wukong to steal the fruit and share it with him. Unexpectedly, Bajie actually hid one, and while everyone was asleep at night, he sent it to Gao Laozhuang overnight for Gao Cuilan to eat, so that she could live longer and leave a way for the couple to reunite in the future. Although Gao Cuilan has become immortal, her living environment faces various challenges. After Zhu Bajie left, as a woman who had been occupied by a "monster", if she wanted to find a suitable marriage again, she would only be asking for trouble. From then on, she determined not to marry and to serve her parents exclusively. From the "abandoned wife" who no one dares to marry, to the "filial daughter" praised by the saints; from the "nun" who enters the Samanaa to avoid disasters; from the "refugee" who has nowhere to go, to the "fairy" who sleeps in the heaven; from the bullied "cow ghost and snake god" to the self-made "entrepreneurial boss". Ups and downs, and hardships. However, he persevered and fought tenaciously. Her life experience is full of legends and is unimaginable to ordinary people. Zhu Bajie's fate is not over yet, and he finally encounters a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and is able to "go into the sea" to find Gao Cuilan. Fortunately, in the information age, the media has played a role in making couples reunite. However, after going through many hardships to start a business and become rich, Zhu Bajie's character dictated that he could not resist the temptation of wealth and sex, and ended his earthly dream.