"Journey to the West" is adapted from the plot of the popular novel "Journey to the West". In the work, all the mythical characters in "Journey to the West" are personified. In human terms, the image of the Monkey King is transformed into a foreign little boy, instead of a monkey-turned-spirit.
This bold idea stems from my love for the heroic Monkey King since I was a child, and my many times wishing that he could come out of mythology to play with me... The childish desire was very strong, but I finally understood that he was a myth... Therefore, according to the description of the Monkey King in the book, my heart The lieutenant general humanizes him: with his golden hair and cunning personality, the Central Plains people regard him as a monster, but he can be a foreigner with a different skin color; and his abilities can also be the result of legendary experiences - after all, "Journey to the West" is the ancestor of Chinese martial arts novels.
The story is a bit bitter at first: Beautiful, that is, the young Sun Wukong. I boldly imagined him as the child of Romeo and Juliet. He lost his parents and learned from Taoist Bodhi, but the Taoist got sick on the way. When the little Sun Wukong went to find his brothers, he got lost and encountered a painful disaster... The story is from the Tang Dynasty, and there are many backgrounds of that dynasty. Please read it slowly and give me your valuable opinions!