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When it comes to "Journey to the West", everyone will definitely remember some of the fragments by heart. I am the same. I took out the book again and it is already on the bookshelf. The slightly yellowed "Journey to the West" couldn't be put down, so I drank a cup of fragrant tea. After turning a few pages, I was attracted by the plot of Grandpa Wu Cheng'en's wonderful description.

I was deeply touched after reading "Journey to the West". The twists and turns of the plot and the bizarre experiences of Tang Seng and his disciples left a deep impression on me.

The author of this book, Luo Guanzhong, tells readers the story of Monk Tang and the other three disciples who went through many hardships and conquered demons and went through ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties to obtain the true scripture.

"Journey to the West" shows people a colorful world of gods and demons, and people are all amazed by the author's rich and bold artistic imagination. However, any literary work is a reflection of a certain social life. "Journey to the West" is an outstanding representative of the novels about gods and demons. Through the illusory world of gods and demons in "Journey to the West", we can see the projection of real society everywhere.

Sun Wukong is the first protagonist in "Journey to the West" and is a very amazing hero. He has infinite abilities, is not afraid of anything, and has an unyielding spirit of resistance. He has the extraordinary demeanor of a great hero, but also has the disadvantage of loving compliments. He is witty, brave, witty and playful. And his greatest characteristic is his courage to fight. Dare to fight against the supreme Jade Emperor, and the reputation of the "Monkey King" will be known; Dare to fight against monsters and monsters, never let go of a monster with piercing eyes, never show mercy to monsters under the Ruyi Golden Cudgel; Dare to fight against all difficulties Fight, never retreat and bow your head. This is Sun Wukong, a glorious mythological hero. Sun Wukong's righteous, bold and indomitable fighting spirit and superb skills are the nemesis of monsters. His fearless spirit that sweeps away all monsters reflects the wishes and demands of the people. He represents a force of justice and shows the people's belief in victory over all difficulties.

Speaking of Zhu Bajie, his ability is far inferior to that of Sun Wukong, let alone glorious and tall, but this image is also portrayed very well. Zhu Bajie is a comic figure. He is honest, honest, powerful, and dares to fight monsters. He is Sun Wukong's first right-hand man. But he is also full of problems, such as being fond of food, taking advantage of others, being a womanizer, and being afraid of difficulties. He often retreats and always thinks about Gao Laozhuang's wife. Sometimes he likes to tell lies, but he is clumsy and clumsy. He also said it was unreasonable; from time to time, he provoked Tang Monk to recite the tightening curse to make Sun Wukong suffer; he even hid some private money and stuffed it in his ears. He has many faults, which are the bad habits of small private owners. The author's criticism of Zhu Bajie's shortcomings is very harsh, but also well-intentioned. He is not a negated character, so people do not dislike Zhu Bajie, but on the contrary, they find him very real and lovely.

Although Master Tang Seng does not have the skills of Sun Wukong, the agility of Zhu Bajie, the diligence of Sha Seng, and the foot power of White Dragon Horse, he has good conduct, can recite the true scriptures, is not afraid of "death by a thousand cuts", and has determination. Although Sha Seng and Bai Longma don't have any great abilities, they are both diligent and hard-working, willing to be good logistics and don't want to be in the limelight.

These four characters each have their own characteristics and personalities, which just form a sharp contrast. This makes me have to admire the author's superb writing skills. Perhaps the author's good at portraying characters is his Subtlety. Among them, my favorite is Sun Wukong. Because of his vast supernatural powers and superb skills, he protected Tang Monk all the way and successfully obtained the scriptures. He became a hero in my mind. Moreover, he also has a rebellious mentality and his brave spirit of daring to fight against powerful forces, which I admire very much.

The book says that Tang Seng and his apprentices endured eighty-one hardships, which reminded me of their perseverance, fearlessness, and perseverance. This is indeed a spirit worth learning from. When I think about my failure to give up halfway and to the end, I can’t help but feel ashamed why I couldn’t persevere like them in the first place. Maybe this is what I am missing, as long as I can finish something from beginning to end, no matter whether I succeed or fail, as long as I try my best, this is also a success for me! Because I did it and persisted until the end.

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Journey to the West

I was deeply moved after reading "Journey to the West", the twists and turns of the plot in the article and the bizarre experiences of Tang Monk and his disciples I was impressed.

The author of this book, Luo Guanzhong, tells readers the story of Tang Monk and the other three disciples who went through many hardships and dangers along the way, conquered demons and experienced ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties to obtain the true scripture. It is this bizarre storyline that has won the hearts of readers, making this book one of the four famous classics in ancient my country.

"Journey to the West" has created four distinct characters: Tang Monk - sincere to Buddha, stubborn and persistent, Sun Wukong - just and bold, superb ability is the nemesis of monsters, Zhu Bajie - greedy for money and lust, but not Lack of kindness, Sha Seng - kind-hearted and content with destiny. These four characters each have their own characteristics and personalities, which form a sharp contrast. This makes me have to admire the author's superb writing skills. Perhaps the author's ability to portray characters is his subtlety. Among them, my favorite is Sun Wukong. Because of his vast supernatural powers and superb skills, he protected Tang Monk all the way and successfully obtained the scriptures. He became a hero in my mind. Moreover, he also has a rebellious mentality and his brave spirit of daring to fight against powerful forces, which I admire very much.

The book says that Tang Seng and his apprentices endured eighty-one hardships, which reminded me of their perseverance, fearlessness, and perseverance. This is indeed a spirit worth learning from. When I think about my failure to give up halfway and end at the end, I can’t help but feel ashamed why I couldn’t persevere like them in the first place. Maybe this is what I am missing, as long as I can finish something from beginning to end, no matter whether I succeed or fail, as long as I try my best, this is also a success for me! Because I did it and persisted until the end.

Those four thick classics must be read by everyone who claims to love ancient Chinese culture. Naturally, I couldn't avoid the vulgarity. Swords and swords, intrigues, love and hate were not suitable for reading at this time, so I opened "Journey to the West" again and entered the bizarre and colorful mythical world. This is a classic masterpiece that everyone loves to read, and everyone can get different feelings and revelations when interpreting it. Some people like its distinctive personalities; some like its magnificent overall image; some like its lively and humorous language; some simply regard it as a novel of moral cultivation or a political fable. But in my opinion, it is nothing, it is just a "game", a pure mythical world. I often feel a sense of cries when reading this novel. This must be the cry for freedom deep in my heart! 1. Freedom After experiencing another semester in which my personality was restricted, the image of Sun Wukong completely inspired my inner potential but deep-rooted yearning—the yearning for complete freedom. Sun Wukong emerged from the earth, "not as good as the Qilin, not as good as the Phoenix, and not as good as the human throne." He broke into the Dragon Palace, made trouble in the underworld, and became the king freely in the Huaguo Mountain. It can be said that he has reached the point where human nature is freed from all constraints and completely freed from all constraints. The state of freedom. Sun Wukong is actually the embodiment of freedom. The most prominent feature of his character is his yearning for freedom. He is always pursuing freedom, and all his struggles are for freedom. Such a vivid image gave me the strength and courage to find and pursue freedom. In short, I think modern people are relatively content with their own living conditions, especially spiritually, and lack a spirit of pioneering and seeking greater freedom. 2. Mythology Today is also an era far away from mythology. Daily life is so realistic that things full of fantasy are rejected. Myth is by no means a childish product. It has profound philosophical significance and rich cultural connotation. Schelling said in his famous book "Philosophy of Art": "Myth is the original material necessary for various arts. "Journey to the West" is the pinnacle of Chinese mythological novels and the highest realm of mythological culture. Then Chinese mythology The culture is gradually declining, myths are not taken seriously, and even "Journey to the West" is rarely paid attention to. Only children will be conquered by Sun Wukong, so only children have romantic and dreamlike hopes for the future." 3. Heroes. "Hero" has many different interpretations. "Ci Hai" said that heroes are outstanding figures. Cao Cao said that heroes must have the ability to embrace the universe and the mind of heaven and earth. I believe that heroes are those who tenaciously control their own destiny and strive for lofty ideals. Sun Wukong is undoubtedly a typical hero. He is not afraid to fight against everything for freedom and his own dignity.

It is precisely because of the huge disparity in this confrontation that the struggle that comes from the heart and with all one's strength is tragic. Only a warrior who knows what cannot be done but does something can highlight his true character as a hero. Rereading "Journey to the West" makes me feel that it does not belong to the characteristics of ordinary classics. I believe and hope that it will always display the three themes of "freedom, myth, and hero" to everyone, bringing inspiration and inner strength to everyone.

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Journey to the West writes stories about gods, monsters and monsters. It tells how Sun Wukong escorted Tang Monk to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures and save all sentient beings. This book really uses imagination to the extreme. I had already learned some of the stories in some TV series when I was a child. Now when I read them, I suddenly felt that the ancients were really amazing and had such rich imaginations. The preface of this book says that the plot of Journey to the West is based on the continuous enrichment of people in the past and the imagination of people in various periods. From this, I can see the rich wisdom of the working people of ancient my country. The character Sun Wukong is so vivid that sometimes I even feel that he is not like a god, but a real person living around us. Zhu Bajie's various problems seem to have become much more cute. This book is really fascinating.

Although the novel can be said to be a novel about gods and demons with traditional Chinese characteristics, it integrates the thoughts of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, and injects the human feelings of real society into the world of gods and Buddhism. The state of the world, and from time to time, a few classic Confucian lines are inserted into the novel to make it seem harmonious. In addition, the novel is based on a sacred and solemn scripture-seeking story, but the author loses the sanctity of religion when describing it in detail. Sometimes he mocks God; sometimes he mocks the devil; sometimes he throws his love toward the devil; and sometimes he throws his hatred toward God.

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Journey to the West: I have read "Journey to the West" many times since I was a child. The first time I read it, it was purely for its twists and turns and interesting plot. ; After reading it again later, I gained some insights into the characters and behaviors of the characters in the book. My favorite in "Journey to the West" is Sun Wukong. I like his kindness, mischief, cleverness, boundless power, straightforwardness when speaking to the gods, persistence in fighting monsters (especially the three fights against the white-bone demons) and his The friendship between brothers, masters and monkeys. Among the four masters and disciples of Tang Seng, Sun Wukong is often the first to discover monsters, but his master Tang Seng is always easily deceived by monsters pretending to be good people, and recites a tight curse to punish Wukong who kills the monsters, even ignoring his Explain driving him away. Although Wukong was unwilling, he still listened to his master and did not follow him shamelessly. But when Bajie came to him for help again, as soon as he heard that his master was in trouble, he ran to save his master without any regrets and no regrets. Although he is naturally impulsive and has a hot temper, and sometimes kills people on impulse, but in my opinion, those people all deserve what they deserve. They are all robbers, tyrants, etc. who have killed countless people. But Tang Seng, who believes in Buddhism, But I don’t believe it. He doesn’t let Wukong kill people no matter what, but he doesn’t care about those evil people who harm others. I always feel that Wukong is wronged. Among the four masters and disciples, Tang Seng is the one who is more difficult for me to understand. He is always captured by monsters. Among the four masters and disciples, he always brings trouble. He has no ability. He only knows how to recite Namo Amitabha, and sometimes causes trouble. If it were not for Wukong, I think he must have gone to another Western Heaven. He is a kind and helpful master who cannot distinguish between humans and monsters. When he sees monsters harming people, he always asks Wukong and three others to catch the monsters. But when Wukong killed those people who harmed the common people, he was shocked. Not only did he recite the curse, but sometimes he even wanted to drive him away. Wouldn't he think about it for a moment, if Wukong didn't kill those people who harmed people? They will harm others again. In this way, wouldn't they harm more lives for the sake of one life? However, Tang Seng also has extraordinary perseverance. In order to reach the Western Heaven and obtain the true scriptures to benefit the people, he not only did not want to reach the Western Heaven quickly without letting Wukong fly to get it by himself, he even required himself to be down-to-earth every step of the way and never let it go. Goku helps him fly through. Tang Seng met many people along the way who tried hard to keep him, either kindly or maliciously, and even offered him gold and silver, or even the entire country, but he refused. I think this is because he always insisted on obtaining the true scripture. .

Zhu Bajie is a lazy and greedy big fat pig. Sometimes Wukong asks him to find some fruit for his master to eat, but he either lies down and falls asleep on the road, or picks a lot of fruit but eats them all on the way back. He often made the other three people wait for him on the spot, and when he came back, they would just find an excuse and tell a lie to get over it, but they were always seen through by the clever Wukong, and they were punished miserably. I think Bajie always thinks about this and that when he is on the way to seek scriptures, instead of focusing on the Buddha. He hides a little money here and a treasure there, and he always thinks about Gao Laozhuang's wife and Chang'e, the master. When he was caught, he often said depressing words such as: "Let's pack up and disperse" and "I'm going back to Gaolaozhuang". He also has a bad habit of always bragging. Sometimes, when Wukong defeated the monster, he would brag vividly to others about how he defeated the monster. However, he sometimes plays a role. For example, when the master was caught by the White Bone Demon, he came to Huaguo Mountain and tried to find a way to invite Brother Monkey out, and finally rescued the master. So I think Bajie is quite cute. Although he is a little crooked from time to time, he also has sparks of wisdom. Monk Sha is the most honest of the three apprentices. He is always loyal to his master and respectful to his two senior brothers. But he is merciless when fighting monsters. Although he is not as powerful as Wukong, he can still protect his master at critical moments. Moreover, among the four masters and disciples, he is the most alert person except Wukong, and he can also remind the master. Although "Journey to the West" is very old, I believe its charm will last forever, because the four masters and apprentices have their own merits and are very attractive.

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The classic literary masterpiece "Journey to the West" has become a household name in China and even the world. I think many literary writers have already commented on this famous work, so I don’t want to express my own views on the content of this famous work. I just want to talk about my thoughts on the characters in it.

Among them, I most admire Sun Wukong’s bravery and wit, Zhu Bajie’s sincere emotions, Sha Seng’s hard work and uncomplaining attitude, and Tang Seng’s kindness towards others. Zhu Bajie is the most annoying to readers among the four Situ, but I don’t think so about him. He combines the advantages of everyone. Although he is not as brave and witty as Sun Wukong, he will also keep using some of his own thinking. He advises everyone in the face of difficulties; although he is not as hard-working as Sha Seng, he will still help everyone carry things along the way; although he is not as indecisive and kind as Tang Seng, he can also be sincere.

In life, people with characteristics like Zhu Bajie seem to be relatively common, but they can also be said to be the rarest. Why do you say that? The evidence is as follows:

(1) In modern life in the new century, people advocate "love education" in everything, whether it is for children, young people or adults. Children like this kind of teacher (except for their appearance of course), because this kind of teacher is kinder and knows a lot about the outside world (because he used to be Marshal Tianpeng, so of course he knows about world affairs). He gives everyone a lot of extracurricular knowledge. It can be seen from his usual speech that he is a relatively humorous person, so he can bring a lot of joy to everyone. Students prefer teachers like this, don’t they?

(2) In addition to children, modern young people prefer this kind of people. They always talk about love at every turn. People like Zhu Bajie are perfect. People like Zhu Bajie have a sense of responsibility for love and love others sincerely. He is not as unsympathetic as Sun Wukong. His true feelings can move others, so he can gain the trust of others. As the saying goes, if you want others to love you, you must first learn to love others. Zhu Bajie has learned how to love others, so he can gain the love of others.

(3) Adults include young people, old people and middle-aged people. They also need people like Zhu Bajie to be their family members or friends. Responsible people can always gain the favor and love of others. But are there really so many responsible people in life? No one will know the answer. I think it is relatively rare. Modern people always hope that others will be responsible for themselves, but they have never thought about whether they should become a responsible person.

Zhu Bajie may be a humorous, responsible and trustworthy person. This is my impression of him

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When I finished reading this heavy "Journey to the West" for the third time, I had a lot of feelings in my heart .

The first time, I thought Sun Wukong was very powerful, good at fighting, and could change into many shapes; Tang Monk was incompetent; Zhu Bajie was like a lazy "worm"; and Monk Sha was a dispensable character. The second time, I thought Sun Wukong was cute; Tang Monk was very silly; Zhu Bajie was a silly thing; and Monk Sha was a loyal disciple. But this time, I feel that Sun Wukong is very smart and very loyal (especially to Tang Seng); Tang Seng is very kind, simple and kind; Zhu Bajie is cute and silly; Monk Sha gives people a kind of loyalty and honesty impression. In "Journey to the West", there are ninety-nine and eighty-one tests. In the end, the four masters and apprentices went through all kinds of hardships and obtained the true scripture. Of course, there are many hardships told in the story, so I won’t go into details. The story of "Journey to the West" tells us something: Everything is always very difficult at the beginning, but as long as you can build up confidence and courage, and through hard work, I believe you can achieve success! It also confirms the old saying: Everything is difficult at the beginning. As long as you persevere at the beginning and make unremitting efforts, I believe that success will be yours soon! When I opened the story of "Journey to the West", one of the four great classics, I was immediately attracted by it. In the story, the stubborn, upright, witty and brave Sun Wukong, the gluttonous and lazy Zhu Bajie, the hard-working Sha Seng and the upright and simple Tang Seng are all vividly portrayed by the author. This book mainly tells the mythical story of Tang Monk and his four disciples who went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. Along the way, they climbed over the Flame Mountain, fought against the Bone Demon, experienced numerous difficulties and dangers, and overcame obstacles one after another from demons and ghosts, and finally obtained the true scripture and became immortals. Through these stories, this book reflects Sun Wukong's pursuit spirit that will not give up until he reaches his goal. This story profoundly tells us that justice will definitely defeat evil, because the truth always exists. In everything we do, we must never give up until we achieve our goals, and we must not be discouraged. This spirit is exactly what our teenagers need. Moreover, it is not enough to be lazy and lazy. Only by being resourceful, brave and decisive can you get twice the result with half the effort.

When we are studying or in life, we should not give up when we encounter some setbacks and difficulties. Frustrations and difficulties can be overcome. If we use our brains, work hard, and grit our teeth, we will get over it, right? Once difficulties and setbacks are overcome, will victory be far behind?

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Those four thick classics must be read by everyone who claims to love ancient Chinese culture. Naturally, I am not exempt from vulgarity. And I My favorite is "Journey to the West". It is bizarre, colorful, and inspiring. After reading "Journey to the West", I was most moved by Sun Wukong, and I marveled at this hero.

There are many "heroes" Different explanations. "Ci Hai" says that heroes are outstanding figures. Cao Cao said that heroes must have a heart that embraces the universe and a mind that can embrace the world. "Heroes" depicts a group of heroes who are heroic and brave, and sacrifice themselves for the greater self. I believe that heroes are those who tenaciously control their own destiny and strive for lofty ideals.

Sun Wukong is undoubtedly a model of a hero. He fights against everything for freedom and his own dignity. .He fought vigorously and earth-shatteringly with heavenly soldiers and generals, gods and bodhisattvas. It seemed very lively and exciting, but I felt a faint layer of tragedy: even though he had great powers, he always seemed helpless and weak in the fight with fate. .Man cannot fight against the fate determined by this era. It is precisely because of the huge disparity in this confrontation that the struggle that comes from the heart and with all his strength becomes tragic. Only the warriors who know that nothing can be done can highlight their heroic qualities. Today, there are very few people who truly engage in a life-and-death struggle with fate, and even if there are, they are not all for a noble purpose. Few people would "strangle fate by the throat" like Beethoven in order to leave more spiritual food to future generations. , and no one will shout like Hamlet: The times are completely out of touch, and I am born to put them in order.

Precisely because most people work hard for trivial goals, so today’s real There are almost no heroes. No one can stand up and shout out, or tell human beings what higher-level values ????are by their own example. The heroic Hamlet shows people the value of human beings, and the heroic Faust tells people with his lifelong pursuit The value of people's survival. Human beings need development and the next hero. However, where is he and what can he tell us? Heroes in the true sense always appear at the transition point of the times in human development. At the moment of the change of the millennium, human beings cannot It’s time to turn a blind eye to the spirit of heroism. Today’s society needs this hard-to-find spirit.

The hero - Sun Wukong - "Journey to the West" is not only a masterpiece, but also gives us Inspiration and power from the heart.

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Every time I open "Journey to the West", I always have a different mood. It is among the four classics , is the most lively and lively. When I was a child, I always found it enjoyable and interesting to read. But today, what remains unchanged is the bizarre and colorful mythical world, but my understanding has changed.

This is a classic masterpiece that everyone loves to read. Everyone can get different feelings and revelations when interpreting it. Some people like its distinctive characters; some people like its magnificent overall image; some people like it. Lively and humorous dialogue narration; some people also study its historical background and social phenomena. But in my opinion, his tortuous plot hides the life ideal and human pursuit that people long for but cannot reach, that is - freedom. < /p>

After experiencing the days when personality is constrained day after day, people in the 21st century are yearning for freedom and the incarnation of freedom: Sun Wukong. "But he is not bound by the throne of the world." He broke into the Dragon Palace, made trouble in the underworld, and became the king from the Flower and Fruit Mountain. It can be said that he has reached a state where human nature is freed from all constraints and is completely free. In fact, Sun Wukong is the embodiment of freedom. His quality The most prominent one is the yearning for freedom. He is always pursuing freedom, and all his struggles are also for freedom. Such a vivid image gives readers the strength and courage to pursue freedom. However, everyone understands , now, even in the future, complete freedom is ultimately impossible, and people will always be subject to constraints of one kind or another. Although we are surrounded by a restricted world, we can make our hearts as broad and deep as possible , so that it can be boundless and inclusive.

However, there are still many people in society who are bound by some things of little value, but they enjoy themselves and feel very satisfied. After hundreds of years exploration and development, people

Material needs are no longer urgent, but the need for spiritual freedom has been obliterated for no reason. In short, I think what modern people lack most is a spirit of openness and enterprising, looking for the greatest freedom.

In Li "Journey to the West", which has been refined over time, actually deeply contains the spirit of freedom that people in the new century crave most... I understand better why it can be passed down to this day.

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"Journey to the West" is one of China's four great masterpieces. It is a masterpiece by Mr. Wu Cheng'en. It tells the story of a monkey, Sanzang of the Tang Dynasty, and his disciples Bajie and Sha Monk who went to the West to learn Buddhist scriptures. Although this book I I have read it once, but I don’t know how many times I have watched it on TV edited by this book. It gives people a feeling that they can never tire of it, and people fall in love with it after reading it.

Read After finishing this novel, I have a lot of insights. I feel that I can learn from Tang Monk's wholeheartedness and Sun Wukong's spirit of not being afraid of hardships and obstacles and moving forward courageously.

This book makes a monkey "jump" out of a stone. The outline is vivid, describing how it has transformed from fearless to a respectful monkey, risking his own life for the safety of his master. He is not as lazy and lazy as Zhu Bajie, nor as simple and honest as Sha Monk, and the author takes advantage of this. It outlines the great wisdom and courage of Sun Wukong. From the time when Tang Sanzang rescued Sun Wukong from Wuzhishan to the time when he obtained the scripture, he experienced nine or eighty-one disasters. In each disaster, Sun Wukong devoted himself to rescuing his master, and finally retrieved it successfully. True Scripture.

In the fight against the White Bone Demon, he killed the White Bone Demon three times in human form, but the master was so angry that he recited a tight curse. Tang Monk was a mortal and he didn’t know it was a monster. Wukong’s explanation He didn't listen at all, but recited his tightening curse, which made Sun Wukong roll on the floor in pain. Finally, Tang Seng wanted to sever the master-disciple relationship with Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong was forced to have no choice but to return to Huaguo Mountain. But Sun Wukong had no resentment in his heart. The master has no idea of ??revenge. He hides all his grievances in his heart, and always thinks about the safety of the master. This shows that he is sincere to the master. They have experienced hardships and obstacles along the way, no matter how tired or hungry they are. , no matter how insidious and cunning the monsters are, they will defeat them one by one and save the master from danger.

As the saying goes: "Reading thousands of books means traveling thousands of miles." Reading too many books will always make you happy. It is beneficial. In today's society, it is impossible to be uneducated and we will be eliminated by society. From the time we were born, our parents taught us how to speak and read. When we were older, they taught us how to behave. In school, we not only It is to learn knowledge, and more importantly, to learn to be a human being. Only by learning how to be a human being can we learn more knowledge and make friends. This shows how important books are.

We will learn a lot from books Truth, so we should read more and read good books.

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After reading "Journey to the West", I have benefited a lot. It made me understand a truth, that is - if you want to accomplish something big, you must work together and unite to succeed. We know that Monkey King, the great sage of Monkey King, who has great supernatural powers, can not only change in seventy-two ways, but also has a pair of fiery eyes that can distinguish between human beings and monsters. Therefore, Sun Wukong is good at subduing monsters, killing evil spirits and eliminating demons, and has made great contributions to the study of Buddhist scriptures in the West. However, without the help of Monk Sha, who is honest, honest and good at water, Sun Wukong would not be able to catch monsters in the water so smoothly. Zhu Bajie is extremely powerful and is a good helper for Sun Wukong to catch monsters. Although Tang Monk does not understand the ways of the world, he always moved the sky with compassion. Finally, after going through untold hardships, he led his disciples and finally obtained the true scripture.

We also need to learn from Sun Wukong’s fighting spirit of not being afraid of hardships, moving forward courageously, and being positive and optimistic. Although we do not have the magical powers of Sun Wukong, we must learn from him to be good at distinguishing between true and false, good and evil, and not to be fooled by all kinds of "demons and ghosts" in society. Only by keeping your eyes open and distinguishing right from wrong can you tear through all the disguises.

Reading "Journey to the West" made me realize that it is never easy to accomplish any big thing. The four masters and disciples of Tang Monk went to the West to learn scriptures and experienced many dangers, not all of which were mysterious and bizarre. Take our study as an example. Is there no difficulty in every day we experience? We graduate from elementary school to junior high school, graduate from junior high school to high school, and graduate from high school to college. How can it be so difficult? The process of overcoming difficulties breeds success. This is the inspiration I got from reading "Journey to the West".