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This book is a collection of essays written by the author over the years. It contains insights from reading and life, as well as insights from experience and lessons. It does not ask readers to accept opinions on the topic. It only hopes to arouse the interest of exploration, pursue a deeper and more correct understanding, and act more effectively and rationally. Each article is roughly divided according to the topic content. The numbers before the subtitles are serial numbers for easy reference, and the writing time is indicated in parentheses at the end of the article. This book is like chatting, and chatting is all over the world.

This book borrows characters from "Journey to the West" to interpret a mythical story after studying scriptures: Monk Tang persists in spreading Buddhism and completes the translation of scriptures; Wukong is appointed by the Jade Emperor as the leader of the demon world to lead the demon world towards civilization; Bajie returns to Gao Laozhuang to revitalize the Gao family and later helps his daughter's country to resist foreign enemies; Sha Monk resumes his post as an official and later helps Wukong quell the demon world's rebellion; with the help of the King of Tang, the female king finally achieves a happy marriage. Through the exchanges between the Tang Dynasty and the Girl Country, the spirit of the people of the Girl Country is eulogized for their courage to fight against natural and man-made disasters, and the process of mutual learning and integration between countries is shown. At the same time, through Wukong's governance of the demon world, it illustrates how to deal with the dialectical relationship between good and evil and lead evil to good.