Zhu Bajie's Food Life

Yunzhandong is his home, and Gao Laozhuang is his son-in-law. For the great cause of traveling to the west, he burned his home and abandoned his wife. He went through ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships, leading horses and carrying burdens for others. In the end, he only became the messenger of the Purification Altar. Is Zhu Bajie's secular connection still intact? Or is it a character flaw? Why can't people who always love beauty, dare to love and hate, and have true love and affection not become Buddhas? Let's see how Zhu Bajie, who owns a gourmet cooking furnace, interprets a different Journey to the West.