The monkeys planted flat peaches, but the flat peaches did not grow as well as those grown by the Queen Mother.
So the monkey went to steal water from the Bodhisattva Purifying Water to water the peach trees.
But just by stealing like this, he accidentally got into debt...
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Even though he has the power to cause trouble in heaven, he can't save anyone.
Wukong didn't even have the strength to raise his hand to wipe the corner of his mouth, but he still smiled, "It doesn't matter if you die..."
That was the only time monk Xuanzang lost control.
There was deep sorrow in Xuanzang's eyes. Bajie had never imagined seeing that kind of pain on the face of such a harmless-looking monk. However, in the blink of an eye, Xuanzang returned to the stupid and weak monk. He stopped chanting the curse and only told Wukong, who was rolling on the ground in pain, some clichés and nonsense that only monks would say.
Many years later, when Bajie recalled the scene at that time, he suddenly realized that the tragedy had already been laid.
I don't know whether I should say that these people are very good at acting, or that he himself does not have a pair of eyes to see the world clearly, and he has never discovered how much unknown pain and helplessness are hidden behind these people and in their hearts.
They all say that it is fate, that is a test, that is irresistible providence. However, these people have never given up using their weak strength to fight against the sky.
Where is the Buddha? The Buddha is originally in everyone's heart. As big as the heart is, the Buddha is as big as the heart.
This article was published in the 24th issue of the magazine "Crossing COS". The title of the magazine was "The Chronicles of Wukong". Now I feel that the name is a bit wrong, so I changed it to "Wukong's Debt".
Another article in the "Postscript to Journey to the West" series:
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