Journey to the West: Brother Fangcunshan

I was an orphan, but fortunately my master rescued me and gave me the name Xuan Guangxiao. My master told me that the character Xuan represents mystery and mystery, and Guangxiao symbolizes the vastness of the world. I hope that monks like us, "will not be limited to a small space, but have the universe in our hearts. The path of cultivation lies in persistence and letting go of thoughts. The sky is vast and the earth is vast, and everything is alive. It just depends on whether you have the vision to see it and the determination to find it." I have been practicing this way for decades, cleaning and sweeping every day to cope with the twists and turns of advance and retreat, as well as the way of speaking politely and economically, and practicing the way of immortality. Unexpectedly, a hozen came down from the foot of the mountain that day. The master favored it, kept it by his side, and gave it the name Sun Wukong! Just seven years later, the master taught Wukong immortality, somersault clouds, seventy-two transformations, and made great achievements in his cultivation. But in Fangcun Mountain, he is a junior brother, not a senior brother. "What Monkey King?" He's just my incompetent junior brother! "