The two travelers headed west again. Wukong told the monk about his adventure with the Black Wind King."I destroyed the Daoist priest," the monkey explained. "He was really an evil wolf spirit. Then Guanyin made herself look like him.""And you turned yourself into a pill," said the Tan...
“You got the robe!” cried the Tang Monk when he saw the monkey. “I did,” said Wukong. The two travelers headed west again. Wukong told the monk about his adventure with the Black Wind King. “I destroyed the...
“They protected me during the journey,”the monk explained. “I couldn’t have reached the Western Paradise without them.” The emperor bowed to Wukong and the others.The monkey laughed. “You don’t need to bow. We were happy to help. Well, Wujing and I were. Bajie complained the ...
Wukong laughed. “Many spirits want to be me.” The monkey thanked Buddha and then flew back to Mount Potalaka. Page 10: Guanyin decided it was time for Wukong to rejoin his companions on the journey. She and the monkey found the Tang Monk and the others along the road to the west. ...
《Journey to the west》 第七十七集 零 目录 1、音频 2、读本译文 3、读本生词 4、Quiz 一 音频 077 the magic fan.mp3音频:00:0005:16 边听边看。 二 读本译文 西游记 77: 有法力的扇子 Journey to the West 77: The...
When he turned to thank the boatman, the boat was 1. .(go) Wukong laughed when he saw how 2. (confuse) the monk looked. He was the rivers spirit, the monkey explained. The monk and the monkey continued their journey over hills and across plains. How long will it take 3. (reach)...
A. explained B. realized C. expected()51. A. for B.in C.to()52. A. latest B. easiest C.longest()53. A. resolution B.story C. journey()54. A.As B. Unless C. Though()55. A. local B. magical C. historical 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 46-50 C A A C B 51-55 B...
“My name is Sha Wujing,” said the purple spirit.“They protected me during the journey,” the monk explained. “I couldn’t have reached the Western Paradise without them.”The emperor bowed to Wukong and the others. The monkey laughed. “You don’t need to bow. We were happy to ...
to monkeys) serve as the guides for the dead on their passage through the spirit realm, whether the final destination is the Yellow Springs beneath the earth or Mount Kunlun in the distant west. The other motif, emerging from early Indian Buddhist literature, is the transmigration of the ...