The Monkey King is one of the famous mythological figures in China, which comes from the four classical novels The Journey to the West. Born in Dongsheng, China, he was born from the immortal stone. He led a group of monkeys into water curtain cave and became the Monkey King, who was honored as the "Monkey King". After worshipping Bodhi as a teacher, Qian Shan was named the Monkey King, and he learned superb spells such as Daxian tactic, seventy-two changes of the earth demon, and somersault cloud.

2. Nezha

Nezha, a fairy in ancient myths and legends in China, is the protector of Taoism. Taoism and folk beliefs are prosperous. In Taoism, the titles are Marshal Zhongtan, General Tian Tong, General Ling Wei, and Santan Haihui. Be honored as a prince, a third prince, and a good boy. The three princes of the Wang family of Totalita are the earliest myths and legends from ancient Persia and ancient Hinduism. With the localization of missionary work, they have been widely spread since the end of the Tang Dynasty, and evolved from the long-recorded Buddhist "Nabi" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

3. Tathagata

Tathagata is the "Lord of Buddhism" in The Journey to the West, a famous classical novel of China in Ming Dynasty. His magical powers are inscrutable, and he has mastered infinite Buddhism and numerous Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. He is the first of all Buddhists, who has commanded many Buddhist disciples, preached thousands of Buddhas with boundless and profound Dharma, subdued the Monkey King, who was in trouble in the Heavenly Palace, and helped Tang disciples to subdue monsters such as Liu Er Macaque and Golden Winged Dapeng Sculpture. In the end, all the Tang Priests who successfully studied Buddhism were officially named as Buddhist disciples under the seat.

4. Jade Emperor

The Jade Emperor has great influence among the people of China, who regard him as the "emperor" in heaven and the supreme ruler of the world of gods. Taoism believes that the Jade Emperor is the king of the gods and occupies a very high position in the Taoist hierarchy. According to Taoist records, he lived in Milla Palace, the golden palace in the paradise of science, with a solemn and wonderful appearance and supreme dharma body. He controls the heavens, commands the saints, dominates the universe, educates the heavens, practices heaven, spreads the virtues of heaven, creates everything, helps people, weighs the three realms, controls all souls, and has unlimited human beings. He is the highest god in the sky and the emperor of ten thousand days.

5. clairvoyance

Clairvoyance is one of the immortals in China mythology and folk religious belief. It often appears with the ears of the wind. Table means "eyes that can see things thousands of miles away". In modern times, it can be divided into several explanations: the patron saint of Taoism, the able man recorded in The Journey to the West, one of China's four classical novels, is as famous as Shunfeng Er, and the nickname of the eldest brother of the ten brothers with special functions in the story of Ten Brothers is a common special function. The effect is also to let people see things that are blocked by opaque substances in the distance. In addition, Clairvoyance is also the name of wireless video surveillance system and movie.