Sun Wukong was pinned down by Tathagata at the foot of the Five Elements Mountain. He had a violent nature. For the first hundred years, he always wanted to escape. Slowly, his wild nature began to subdue himself. The inner world has its own judgment and begins to think about its own problems fairly. Gradually realize your own mistakes and realize your own shortcomings. So, calm down, admit your ignorance, recklessness and impulsiveness, reflect on your mistakes and the consequences of your wrong actions. After deep introspection comes the process of cultivating the mind. Through cultivating the mind, one completes the original master's teachings and further deepens one's own cultivation, waiting for the Tathagata's forgiveness. Later, I will follow Tang Seng and survive the eighty-one difficulties together. There are lots of interesting things happening along the way. . . . . . In the end, Wukong gained his correct three views and found the true scripture with his master Tang Seng and his brothers.
