Gaolaozhuang is a place name in China's classic novel The Journey to the West. In The Journey to the West, Gaolaozhuang is the temporary place where Pig Bajie came into the world. Tang Priest and Wukong came to Gaolaozhuang, and the daughter of the owner was occupied by a monster with a long mouth and big ears, so she helped exorcise the evil spirits. In reality, there is Gao Laozhuang. In Nangou Village, Minghua Township, Sunan Yugur Autonomous County, there is an ancient Wei and Jin castle called Gaolaozhuang City Site, which has now become a historical relic and is protected. Gao Lao Zhuang is also one of the novels of Jia Pingwa, a contemporary realist writer in China.

How many times is Li Gao Lao Zhuang in The Journey to the West?

Gao Laozhuang is from the 19th Journey to the West: Zhan Yundong Wukong receives the Eight Rings Xuanzang Heart Sutra of Futushan.

In the Journey to the West, Pig Bajie rescued Miss Gao from gangsters. Gao Laohan and his wife adopted Wu Neng as their son-in-law. At the party, Wuneng got drunk and showed his true colors, scaring away the guests. Miss Gao also refused to go to different rooms. Wuneng can only lock Miss Gao in the back garden and forbid her to see her parents and family.

Wukong and Master came to the villa to stay. Wukong found out the origin of Zhu with clever tricks. Zhu Yuan, a marshal, was sent to the lower bound for flirting with Chang 'e, threw a pig fetus by mistake, was enlightened by Guanyin, and waited for the Buddhist scriptures. Tang Priest accepted him as a disciple and named him Pig Bajie.

Jia Pingwa's novel Gao Lao Zhuang

The novel "Gao Lao Zhuang" tells the complicated emotional entanglements between Gao, a university professor who returned to Gao Lao Zhuang, and his old friends, reflecting the depravity of closed and conservative environment and the improvement of reform and opening up.

Gaolaozhuang is a legendary village. It is said that the people there are the purest Han Chinese, but they are short and vulgar, and even worse than the next generation, which is in stark contrast to Gao's wife's withdrawal from the village.

Gaolaozhuang is the hometown of Gaozi Road. In order to commemorate the third anniversary of his father, Gao Zilu and his wife Xixia returned to their hometown from the provincial capital. After he returned to the village, the old culture, old environment and old people he came into contact with immediately brought him back to the past and began to become conservative and selfish. At this time, Gao Laozhuang became a magic mirror, reflecting the habits inherent in Gao's bones, and various conflicts and contradictions followed.