The Journey to the West, an excellent ghost novel, one of the four classical novels in ancient China, is a cultural treasure of the Chinese nation, which not only creates vivid characters, but also embodies artistic attainments and profound ideological content higher than reality. You see, the Monkey King, the Great Sage of Qitian, the Tang Priest who devotes himself to Buddhism, the gluttonous pig Bajie, and a little-known sand monk ... They are all like flowers that take root and sprout in our hearts, and their fragrance is passed down from generation to generation.

In the Journey to the West, I read a well-known story about a master and apprentice who went to the West to learn from the scriptures. During the Zhenguan period of Emperor Taizong, the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand took their mounts to the west to protect the Tang Priest. After eighty-one difficulties on the way, I finally got the true scriptures and brought them back to the East to spread the world. They also succeeded in becoming Buddhists.

This "dream world" set up by imagination and reality gives me another understanding of life-

Perseverance towards the goal is the premise of success.

There is a lyric in the ending song of TV series The Journey to the West: "It's easy to have a big event." Well said, the Tang Priest just took two monks to learn the scriptures. Passing through the den on the way, the tiger swallowed both the monk and the horse. Fortunately, the Tang Priest was saved by the hunter, but he was scared to death. But the Tang Priest regained his ambition and set out with the hunter family at dawn the next day. Later, four apprentices accompanied him. Sometimes, the pig suddenly says, "Let's break up!" " But the other three are determined to win, moving forward together and heading for unknown variables.

Time passed gently from their pace, and more than ten years passed in a flash. In the constant alternation of the sun and the moon, there are joys and sorrows, but the firm will of each other supports the body. Otherwise, who can stand the challenge of boring roads and countless nightmares for so many years? After more than ten years of unremitting efforts, I finally got the joy that I almost burst into tears at the moment I got the Buddhist scriptures. They finally succeeded, and I couldn't help laughing. Yes, how hard is it and how much perseverance does it take?

In ordinary life, let alone such a big event as learning from the scriptures, even if it is ordinary, it needs a solid pace of progress.

When I first entered junior high school, English was rotten like mud: words were not accumulated, grammar was unreasonable, and phonetic symbols were unrecognizable. English practice is impossible for me who has never been in primary school; The teacher's words in English class are like a string of alien languages, "beyond recognition". However, I listened carefully to the class of teaching phonetic symbols for one second, wrote every word in my hand, branded it in my heart, and firmly grasped every designated text ... I started learning English from scratch at that time, but I slowly got on the right track-all because of my unremitting efforts, just like the four great monks in the Tang Dynasty, I got the "true classics" and made them "positive results".

Now that I have reported on The Journey to the West, its incomparable charm still haunts my spiritual world. It taught me to "persevere, a golden stone can be opened" ... and when I relax, I think of myself as a pig and then say "break up", but be careful to be hit by the golden hoop of the master elder brother!