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  1. Journey to the West (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengen718k Wordscompleted "Journey to the West" mainly describes the story of Sun Wukong protecting Monk Tang from going to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures and going through eighty-one hardships. Tang Monk's study of Buddhist scriptures is a real thing in history. About 1,300 years ago, in the first year of Zhenguan (627) of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Xuanzang, a 25-year-old young monk, left Chang'an, the capital, and went to Tianzhu (India) to study alone. After setting off from Chang'an, he passed thro 144Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  2. Journey to the West: Two Volumes (Recommended Chinese Reading Series) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengencompleted The classic novel "Journey to the West" has a total of one hundred chapters. It describes the story of three people, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie and Sha Seng's disciples, who protect Monk Tang from going to the west to obtain Buddhist scriptures. After going through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, they finally achieve enlightenment. "Journey to the West" reflects the real social contradictions in a tortuous way through the form of myth, and expresses the people's wishes and requirements to pu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Journey to the West: Upper and Lower Parts (Masterpiece Curriculum·whole Book Reading Series) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengencompleted "Journey to the West" is the most famous and most accomplished novel about gods and demons in ancient China. "Journey to the West" published by our company has an excellent original text, rigorous proofreading, and accurate annotations. It is a classic reading carefully crafted by many well-known experts and scholars across the country for more than half a century, and has a good reputation among readers. This reprint is part of the "Classification of Classics and Whole Book Reading Series". Tea —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Journey to the West (Original Version) Written by Wu Chengencompleted Demonic winds are everywhere, gods and demons are rampant, and the world is in turmoil. A monkey jumped out of the stone, a compassionate monk, the naive Zhu Bajie, the honest and loyal Sha Seng, and the white dragon who transformed into a horse, formed a unique team for collecting scriptures. "Journey to the West" (original version) depicts their arduous journey to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures - from the unruly chaos in the Heavenly Palace to the nine-nine-nine-eighty-one arduous expe —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  5. Journey to the West: 3 Volumes (Collection of Chinese Classical Novels: Illustrated Edition) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengencompleted "Journey to the West" was written around the middle of the Ming Dynasty in my country in the 1670s. It, together with the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin" that appeared earlier than it, and later "The Scholars" and "Dream of Red Mansions", are the most representative and most famous novels of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in my country. "Journey to the West" is based on Xuanzang's experience of seeking Buddhist scriptures in the Tang Dynasty. After artistic processing by the nove —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. Journey to the West (Full Color Youth Edition) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengen; Adapted by Tang Chuansencompleted Wu Cheng'en, the author of "Journey to the West", whose courtesy name is Ruzhong and whose nickname is Sheyangshan, was originally from Lianshui, Jiangsu Province, and later moved to Shanyang, Huai'an (now Huai'an, Jiangsu Province). Wu Chengen was smart and quick-thinking since he was a child. He was famous in his hometown for his literary talent as a boy. However, he did not go well in the examination room and in his official career. It was not until middle age that he was able to obtain the t —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  7. Journey to the West (Classic Translation) [Ming Dynasty] Written by Wu Chengen; Commentary by Cheng Hongcompleted "Journey to the West" is the first romantic chapter-length novel about gods and demons in ancient China. This novel is based on the historical event of "Tang Monk's Study for Buddhist Scriptures". Through the author's artistic processing, it profoundly depicts the social reality at that time. The whole book mainly describes the story of Sun Wukong after he was born and caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace. He met Tang Monk, Zhu Bajie and Sha Monk. He traveled west to obtain Buddhist scriptures an —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  8. Journey to the West (Youth Edition) [Ming Dynasty] Written by Wu Chengen, Adapted by Fu Qiangcompleted "Journey to the West" is one of the four classic Chinese classics. It mainly describes the story of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Seng protecting Monk Tang from the West to obtain scriptures. They encountered eighty-one difficulties along the way and went through many hardships. The three apprentices used their own skills to protect Monk Tang along the way, slayed demons, turned dangers into safety, and reached the West to obtain the scriptures and achieve enlightenment. This novel has been a h —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  9. Journey to the West (Book Cube·masterpiece Library) Written by Wu Chengen; Edited by the Editorial Board of "Book Cube"completed He crossed thousands of rivers and mountains, fought all monsters and ghosts, and protected his master all the way to the west, just to obtain the true message. "Journey to the West" - a legend among ghosts and a classic among myths. "Journey to the West" is the most interesting and fascinating novel among the four famous novels. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Journey to the West (Read the Classics in One Book 5) [Ming Dynasty] Written by Wu Chengen, Adapted by Ah Fancompleted This novel is based on folklore, now we also call it myth or fairy tale. But if you regard it as a fairy tale, then many classic fairy tales in the world will be overshadowed by it. Germany has "The Adventures of the Bragg King", which can be said to be a household name, but China's "Journey to the West" is not just "The Adventures of Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty"? In China, "Journey to the West" is also a household name, known to women and children, and has long been remade into film and televi —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Journey to the West (Understand Journey to the West in One Book) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengen, Adapted by Ah Fancompleted Among the four famous classics, "Journey to the West" is interesting and fascinating. It does not require readers to have too much literary knowledge as a foundation for reading, nor does it require the accumulation of historical knowledge, so it can be read easily. This novel is based on folklore, now we also call it myth or fairy tale. But if you regard it as a fairy tale, then many classic fairy tales in the world will be overshadowed by it. Germany has "The Adventures of the Bragg King", whi —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  12. Journey to the West: Upper and Lower Parts (Four Great Classics: Audio Version) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengencompleted "Journey to the West", "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin" and "Dream of Red Mansions" are collectively known as the four major Chinese classical novels. They are the most accomplished and most famous novels about gods and demons in ancient China. "Journey to the West" has a total of 100 chapters. Chapters 1 to 12 mainly tell the story of Sun Wukong's birth, causing havoc in the sky, and the origin of Tang Monk's Buddhist scriptures. Chapters 13 to 100 are the main body of the bo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Journey to the West (Classic Edition) Written by Wu Chengencompleted Classic simplified version of "Journey to the West". This book is the first romantic chapter-length novel about gods and demons in ancient China. The earliest version of "Journey to the West" is "Journey to the West" newly engraved with official inscriptions in Shidetang, Jinling, in the 20th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, without the author's name. Lu Xun, Dong Zuobin and others finally determined "Wu Chengen's original work" based on the records in "Huai'an Prefecture" and "Wu Chengen's Jo —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  14. Journey to the West (Vernacular Version): a History of Conquering Demons, Half a Book on Earth! a Straightforward Explanation of the World of Gods and Demons in Vernacular! Written by Wu Chengen; Edited by Jiandu Editorial Teamcompleted You know Journey to the West, but have you really understood Journey to the West? Why did Sun Wukong make a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace, but couldn't find the palm of Tathagata's hand? Are the four masters and disciples of Tang Seng a coincidence or an arrangement of God? Difficulties ninety-nine and eighty-one, what exactly are they testing? Why were some of those demons and ghosts killed and others taken away? The answers to these questions are hidden in the original work of "Journey to th —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  15. Journey to the West: 2 Volumes (Four Great Classics: Collector's Edition) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengen Annotated by Huang Suqiucompleted "Journey to the West" has a total of one hundred chapters, in which Tang Monk, Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie and Sha Seng are the main characters. The first to the twelfth chapters mainly talk about the birth of Sun Wukong, the cause of the turmoil in the Heavenly Palace, and the reason why Tang Monk obtained scriptures. Chapters 13 to 100 are the main body of the book. They tell the story of Sun Wukong converting to Buddhism, and his three disciples protecting Monk Tang from going to the West to obtain —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  16. Sai Lei's Three-Minute Comic Journey to the West.5 Written by Sai Lei; Original Written by Wu Chengencompleted Comic version of "Journey to the West"! "Super Cute Sai Lei" comic Journey to the West, the classic story is fully restored in a movie style, super three-dimensional, super vivid, and super-increasing knowledge! Journey to the West is better than the movie! "Journey to the West" is a very important chapter-length novel in ancient China. Sai Lei, who is best at three-dimensional vividness, wanted to create such a three-dimensional and vivid work that presents Journey to the West in all scenes. Th —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. Journey to the West (Classic Collector's Edition) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengencompleted "Journey to the West" was produced in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty (1522-1566 AD) in the 16th century and has been circulated in the form of scripts. Wu Chengen wrote the first draft in his middle age based on the content of the script, and further refined it in his later years. Wu Chengen's greatest creation was to change the original story, which was mainly about Tang Monk's Buddhist scriptures, into a story about Sun Wukong's battle against heaven and earth. "Journey to the West" is —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  18. Journey to the West Written by Wu Chengen; Written by Liu Jingcompleted The contents of this book include the Monkey King's quest for treasure in the Dragon Palace, Sun Wukong's riot in the Heavenly Palace, the Great Sage's show of power against the gods, Tang Monk's order to obtain scriptures, Sun Wukong's apprenticeship, Sun Monk's riot in Black Wind Mountain, and Zhu Bajie's surrender to Sha Monk. , Zhu Bajie is saddened by the beauty pass, Sun Wukong fights three white-bone demons, the black chicken country eliminates demons, the great sage bravely captures the —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  19. ** Written by Wu Chengencompleted One of China's four major classical works, a classic work of world myths and legends. "Journey to the West" is the first romantic chapter-length novel about gods and demons in ancient China, written by the Ming Dynasty novelist Wu Cheng'en. The novel has been widely circulated among the people since its publication, reaching the pinnacle of ancient romantic novels. —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
  20. Four Great Classics: Original Complete Works Without Deletions Written by Shi Naian, Written by Wu Chengen, Written by Cao Xueqin, Written by Luo Guanzhongcompleted Collect them all at once and read them all! The most complete, authentic and classic feast of the four major masterpieces. "Four Great Masterpieces: The Original Complete Works Unabridged" covers four insurmountable peaks in the history of Chinese literature! Tired of the abridged and emasculated version? Eager to experience the full shock of the original work? We meet your ultimate expectations: [The most complete collection]: Four masterpieces, "Three Kingdoms", "Water Margin", "Journey to the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. "Journey to the West" Northeastern Dialect Version (Part 1) Written by Wu Chengen; Adapted by Liu Qincompleted Chaos in the world is like a pot of muddy porridge? Pangu cracked open the jar with an ax? A monkey jumped out from the cracks in the rocks of Huaguo Mountain and ran all over the mountain. Can Gaga practice? The Jade Emperor put his head in the sky and slapped his thigh: "Oh my God, this little monkey is going to shake things up!" ——That's right! This is the "Journey to the West" that is both familiar to you and fresh to you! The smell of big dirt is so strong! All the gods and monsters are tal —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  22. Journey to the West (Two Volumes) (Ming Dynasty) Written by Wu Chengencompleted "Journey to the West" mainly describes the story of Sun Wukong protecting Monk Tang from going to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures and going through eighty-one hardships. Tang Monk's study of Buddhist scriptures is a real thing in history. About 1,300 years ago, in the first year of Zhenguan (627) of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, Xuanzang, a 25-year-old young monk, left Chang'an, the capital, and went to Tianzhu (India) to study alone. After setting off from Chang'an, he passed thr —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  23. Journey to the West Written by Wu Chengencompleted The whole book mainly describes the story of Sun Wukong after he was born and caused havoc in the Heavenly Palace. He met Tang Monk, Zhu Bajie and Sha Monk. He traveled west to obtain Buddhist scriptures and conquered demons along the way. After going through eighty-one hardships, he finally reached the Western Heaven and met the Tathagata Buddha, and finally the Five Sages came true. —Reads9.6Score—Shelves