After reading this book, you will have a deeper understanding of the customs, struggles, and stories of Shambhala and the Guge Kingdom in Tibet in the 1950s. Particularly recommended is the fourth part (starting from Chapter 76) in which the male protagonist ventures into the United States and escorts Chinese scientists studying in the United States back home.
This is not a serious history book! The historical facts of Zheng He's seven voyages to the West are adapted into "Journey to the West" - Zheng He, the three treasure eunuch, transformed into the "nemesis of the demon world", led the Buddhist boss Jin Bifeng (the reincarnation of the ancient Buddha Ran Deng) and the Taoist Zhang Tianshi, led 30,000 soldiers and thousands of treasure ships and sailed straight to the West! ! From soft oceans and weak waters to the ghost kingdom of Yama, from phoenix eggs to collect monsters to night pearls to exchange for peace, monsters and monsters from 39 countries took turns to stage "fights between gods and immortals": Buddhas fighting spells, Bodhisattvas fighting sea monsters, even Emperor Yongle became the true king of Xuanwu and descended to earth! The book also hides the critical attack of the social beasts of the Ming Dynasty: civil servants are greedy for life and afraid of death, military generals only know how to fish, and they all rely on a group of "temporary workers" to lead the whole audience! Want to watch the most magical sailing show in history? Open this book and witness how the Ming Navy used Buddhism to save pirates and Taoism to conquer Africa!