Are you still missing this Eastern mythology classic because the original text is obscure? This "Journey to the West: Modern Vernacular Listening and Reading Edition" is newly rewritten in Jin Yong's fluent vernacular, completely eliminating reading difficulties. It is suitable for both silent reading and listening and reading, making it easy and immersive to travel around the world of Journey to the West.
The fairy stone in Dongsheng Shenzhou burst into pieces, and the stone monkey was born. He traveled across the ocean and learned the seventy-two transformations and somersault clouds. He made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace and shocked the three realms, but was forced to wait for the opportunity in the Five Elements Mountain. Later, he worshiped Tang Monk as his teacher, and together with Zhu Bajie, Monk Sha, and Bai Longma, they set foot on the journey to the West to obtain scriptures. There are many dangers along the way, including three fights with white-bone spirits, three outsmarting red boys, and three tunes of banana fans. Demons and monsters all show off their abilities. The four masters and apprentices have very different personalities. They overcome difficulties and solve puzzles. There are fierce battles and warm companionship.
This version abandons obscure ancient texts, uses popular and lively language, and has a lively rhythm. It not only retains the mythological essence and chivalrous charm of the original work, but is also catchy and easy to understand and remember. Whether it is a teenager who is just learning about the classics or an adult who is reliving their feelings, it is suitable for daily reading or listening to the book before going to bed. Follow Wukong to slay demons, feel the perseverance and growth of master and apprentice, understand the passion and romance of this handed down masterpiece, and fall in love with the pinnacle of oriental fantasy at first glance.