Participated in a week-long training and consolidation activity, and now speaks as a branch representative, observes discipline and rules, and establishes image learning experience [think tank]. Here, I want to share and exchange some of my experiences and sentiments in this activity with leaders and colleagues through a familiar story.

I want to tell the story of the true and false Monkey King in Journey to the West. The story goes something like this: the Monkey King angered the Tang Priest by killing the robber angrily. The Tang Priest taught Wukong a lesson for failure, and recited a spell to punish Wukong, but the corporal punishment was not over yet, and Wukong had to be expelled from the Buddhist scriptures. Wukong repeatedly begged for mercy and interceded, but the Tang Priest was unmoved and insisted on driving Wukong away. Wukong had nowhere to go, so he had to complain to Guanyin Bodhisattva in the South China Sea. It was during this period that another the Monkey King was born. He wounded the Tang Priest, robbed him of his luggage and customs clearance documents, and copied a Buddhist scripture team, hoping to take Tang Priest's place and go to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures. Then the story developed to tell the truth about the Monkey King, but Guanyin Bodhisattva couldn't tell the truth, the immortals in the worse gate couldn't tell it, the Tang Priest and his disciples couldn't tell it clearly, and the Yamaraja Road in the Tenth Hall was unknown. He can tell the so-called true and false beasts, but he dare not say it to his face ... This makes people puzzled: if the two the Monkey King are true and false, why can't so many fairies say it clearly; If the two Monkey Kings are true or false, why don't they dare to listen to the god beast to tell the truth? So, two monkeys fought in the Yin Temple and let the Tathagata Buddha argue. If the Buddha had any expectations, before the arrival of the second monkey, he said to all his disciples: You are all of one mind, and you come from mutual competition. Then, Tathagata explained the reason in public, which made the so-called Liu Er macaque show his true body, and was later killed by the Monkey King with a stick, and the story came to an end. However, there are two problems. One is what the Tathagata said to his disciples: "You are all one heart, and you are competing with each other." . The second is that the contradiction between the Monkey King and Tang Priest is caused by Wukong's indiscretion, and he is ready to kill people. Why did the Tathagata let the 62 macaque show his true identity, and when Wukong tried to kill him, all the Buddhas in Yin Temple, including Tang Priest, didn't stop Wukong from killing?