What are the stories in the production of The Return of the Great Sage?

As far as I know, the story "1" was created by Digital Animation Workshop in October, and the company was established in 1999. Known as Pixar in China, it is the earliest and most professional role animation production company in China.

Tian Xiaopeng studied software in Beijing University of Technology for three years.

A friend copied him a 3-inch 3D software. From then on, he deleted all the games in the computer and devoted himself to it. After graduating from college, Tian Xiaopeng went to a foreign animation design company. During the period of 1997, our company undertook the production of some dramas of the domestic animated film The Journey to the West (the version with white hooves facing west). The Return of the Great Sage is his first animated film, which took eight years, four years of incubation and four years of production.

3. Birth of the Return of the Great Sage: One day eight years ago, Tian Xiaopeng saw his two-year-old son looking at Altman and Batman with relish, and his heart was completely stabbed. "I have to do something, at least let my son see his father's works at the age of watching cartoons."

4. The sequel to The Return of the Great Sage is already in preparation, and several scripts have been written.

. Perhaps, the King of Jinjiao will appear in the next movie.

5. The whole project was called "Journey to the West 3D" and later renamed; The movie schedule has also been changed from Spring Festival to summer.

6. The movie is called The Great Sage's Return because the Great Sage's identity is

From the child's point of view, Wukong is a sacred idol in Jiang Liuer's heart, and the theme of the whole story is that the idol in this heart is back.

7. In the original Journey to the West, Tang Priest's name was Jiang Liuer when he was a teenager. He practiced in the 9th century and met the Monkey King in the 10th century. This is an interesting question. The director discussed what he experienced in the ninth century, which made him a fully enlightened Buddhist in the tenth century.