Questions and Answers About Fishermen and Woodcutter: Asking Again About Journey to the West

The white-haired fisherman and woodcutter on the Nagisa River is used to watching the autumn moon and spring breeze. When Journey to the West was written, it was a banned book. The world may say that it emphasizes Buddhism over Taoism, or that it is just fantasy and fantasy to attract people's attention. Little do they know that it contains the principles of heaven and earth. If it is stated clearly, it will be tolerated by the world. I will explain it through the words of a fisherman and a woodcutter. You can just laugh and talk about many things in ancient and modern times.