Wu Cheng'en: (150 1-1582), whose name is Ruzhong, is Sheyang Mountain. Huai 'an Fuhan was born in Yang Shan County (now Chuzhou District, Huai 'an City, Jiangsu Province). China, an outstanding novelist in Ming Dynasty, was the author of The Journey to the West, one of Four Great Classical Novels. Wu Cheng'en is very clever, and likes reading wild tales and mystery novels. In the 29th year of Jiajing (1550), Gong Sheng, who was about 40 years old, was only one year old, and returned to Beijing to wait for formal distribution, but was not selected. In his later years, he made a living by writing. He went to Hangzhou at the age of 67 and lived to the age of 82, which was miserable. Journey to the West is a myth, which vividly describes some vivid characters: Aibao makes up for the Monkey King; Lazy Pig Bajie; The Open-minded Nature of the Sand Monk; Offering to Tang Priest: Poor Goddess; Powerful Buddha: I like the Monkey King best among them, and he is an amazing and touching person with a spirit. He dares to dare, dare to love and hate, and is lovely. I like him! Tang Priest met so many difficulties, but he never got discouraged and never flashed the idea of establishing a code. Some of our classmates are the same. They are not afraid of puzzling problems. They have to keep calculating. Even if they can't figure it out in the end, they have to find a teacher to understand. Some people, like the sand monk, are honest and sincere, don't deduct anything, and always do things well bit by bit! Some, like the Monkey King, are lively, resourceful, especially smart, and have a strong interest in learning. When they get home, they always insist on reviewing what they haven't learned that day and previewing it again. If we are determined to study like the Tang Priest, the Sand Monk and the Monkey King, you will also "make scriptures" like them.