儿童动漫西游记(英文版)096. Journey to the West 96 - Wind and Fog.pdf

第六集 The Dragon KingW hat’s wrong with our swords and spears?” asked the gibbon.“They’re fine for normal monkeys and apes,” said Wukong. “But I am very powerful. I need a much heavier weapon.”The gibbon thought for a minute. “A dragon king lives at the bottom of the Eastern Sea,” he said. “Maybe he has a weapon you can use.”“That’s a good idea,” said Wukong. “I’llbe back soon!”He said a quick spell so he could breathe underwater. Then he dived into the stream. He swam to the ocean and went deeper and deeper. Soon he arrived at a large palace.The Dragon King and the Dragon Queen were sitting at a table, having tea. The Dragon King looked over when Wukong walked in.“Who are you?” asked the Dragon King.“I’m king of the Fruit and Flower Mountain,” said W ukong. “My name is Sun Wukong.”“It’s nice to meet you,” said the queen.“Wouldyou like some tea?”“No, thank you,” said Wukong. “I need a heavy weapon because I’m as strong as a god. I want one of yours.”“Well,” said the Dragon King, “I suppose I could f ind a weapon for you.” The Dragon King looked at a turtle soldier. “Find a heavy weapon for Sun Wukong.”The turtle went out of the room. He soon came back, slowly dragging a huge sword. He dropped the sword and then fell down,out of breath.Wukong picked up the sword with no trouble at all. Swish!Swoosh!He waved the sword through the air, pretending to fight.“This sword is too light,” said Wukong.“Find me a better weapon!”“This monkey is rude,” the Dragon Queen whispered to her husband.“You’re right,dear,” the Dragon King whispered back. “Let’s find him something quickly so he’ll leave.”A few minutes later, several turtles and octopuses dragged an enormous spear into the room.“There,” said the Dragon King. “That looks like a very heavy weapon. Right, Wukong?”Wukong lifted the spear and began stabbing at the air. He shook his head. “This spear is too light.”The Dragon King snorted. “That spear is very heavy! How can you say it’s too light?”“To me, it’s light,” said Wukong. “Find me something else!”“We don’t have anything else,” said the Dragon King. “That’s the heaviest weapon we have.”Wukong stomped his foot. “I’m not leaving until I get what I want!”“This is an outrage!” said the Dragon King.The queen whispered to him again. “What about the m agical iron bar in the treasury? I’m sure that’s heavy enough.”“We can’t give that to him,” said the Dragon King. “It’s a treasure from Heaven.”“Who cares?” said the queen. “I just want this monkey out of my palace!”The Dragon King sighed. “Wukong, we might have something heavy enough for you.”“Bring it here,” said Wukong.“We can’t,” said the Dragon King. “It’stoo heavy for anyone to lift. But if you can lift it, we’ll let you have it.”“Show me where it is,” said Wukong.The group went to the treasury. An enormous iron pillar stood in the center of the room. Beams of golden light shone from it.“That pillar was used to measure all the oceans and rivers,” said the Dragon King.Wukong went closer and looked up at the large piece of iron.The Dragon King folded his arms. “If youcan pick it up, you can have it.”。

Level 5A Terrible RobberyCopyright © 2017 by Little Fox Co., Ltd.All rights reserved.or over a month, the travelers stayed at Squire Kou’s house. Every time they triedto leave, the squire begged them to stay longer.Finally, one morning during breakfast, the Tang Monk insisted on leaving. “We’ll never fetch the True Scriptures if we stay here.”“Please don’t leave,” said Squire Kou. “Y ou are very important monks. Having you as guests is a good deed.”F“I’d like to stay here,” said Bajie. He took a bite of a peach.“No. Master’s right,” said Wukong. “We must continue our journey.”Lady Kou grew angry. “You monks are ungrateful! We have fed you and taken care of you. Yet you can’t wait to leave!”“We are very grateful,” said the Tang Monk. “But we cannot stay any longer.”After breakfast Wujing got the horse from Squire Kou’s stable. Bajie gathered the bags. The Tang Monk thanked Squire and LadyKou, and the travelers headed west.“They are ungrateful,” muttered Lady Kou.The next morning Lady Kou ran into the town’s courthouse. Tears filled her eyes. “I* * *must speak with the judge!” she cried.The judge rushed to her. “Lady Kou! What’s wrong?”“Robbers broke into our house last night,” said Lady Kou breathlessly.“They stole many valuable items and two of our horses. Squire Kou tried to stop them, but the robbers . . . They . . . killed my husband!” Lady Kou burst into tears.The judge gasped. “Oh no! Did you see the robbers?”Lady Kou sniffed. “Yes, and I know whothey are.”“Who are they?” asked the dy Kou gritted her teeth. “The Tang Monk and his companions!”The judge turned to a soldier. “Gather some soldiers and arrest the Tang Monk and hiscompanions!”“I’m glad we’re headed west again,” said the Tang Monk as the travelers walked. “I’m eager to reach the Western Paradise.”Wujing nodded. “We were delayed at Squire Kou’s house for too long.”Bajie snorted. “We should have stayed* * *longer.”Suddenly a group of men stepped onto the road. They carried swords and axes. Theirhorses carried several large bundles.“Give us your money!” shouted one man.Wukong pulled out his iron bar.“Wukong,” said the Tang Monk. “Remember, you must not harm people.”Wukong smiled. “I’m just going to talkto them, Master.” He turned to the man who had shouted. “We have no money.”“No money, huh?” said the man. “Well then, we’re going to beat up all of you.”Wukong laughed. “You don’t realize who I am. I’m Sun Wukong, the Monkey King!”“I don’t care who you are,” said the man. “We’re dangerous robbers! Last night we robbed a very wealthy squire.”The Tang Monk raised his eyebrows. “A squire?”Wukong quickly recited a spell, whichfroze the robbers. Wujing rushed to the horses and opened one of the bundles. Inside were dishes, jewels, and other valuable items.Wujing gasped. “These items belong to Squire Kou! So do the horses!”The Tang Monk bit his lip. “Squire Kou isa good man. We must return his belongings.”Everyone agreed.Wukong recited another spell, and the robbers became unfrozen. The monkey grew large, and fire burned in his eyes. “Get out of here!” he thundered. “And never steal again!”The robbers screamed and ran away.The travelers headed back toward town with the squire’s horses. Soon they saw a groupof soldiers on horseback.“Those soldiers are riding toward us,” said Wujing.“I wonder what they want,” said the Tang Monk.One of the soldiers pointed a sword at the travelers. “Stop, thieves! Y ou’re all under arrest!”。

西游记英语版动画讲解一、故事背景The Journey to the West is a classic Chinese literary work written during the Ming Dynasty by Wu Cheng'en. It is a Buddhist-themed novel that tells the story of Monkey King Sun Wukong, Pillar Lord of the Southwestern Heavenly攸yama, and their journey with the Buddhist Monk Tang Sanzang to retrieve the Buddhist scriptures from India and save the suffering humans.二、角色介绍1.Sun Wukong (Monkey King): The main protagonist of the story, Sun Wukong is a monkeyspirit who is granted immortality by the Jade Emperor and given great powers. He is mischievous, but also brave and loyal.2.Tang Sanzang (Tripitaka): The Buddhist Monk who is on a mission to retrieve theBuddhist scriptures from India. He is kind, wise, and persevering.3.Bajie (Sandy): A pig spirit who is also granted immortality by the Jade Emperor. He isplayful and a bit selfish, but also very loyal to his friends.4.Sha Wujing (Arhat): A stone spirit who is the loyal protector of the Buddha. He is strongand reliable, always ready to help his friends.三、冒险旅程The journey of Monkey King and his friends is filled with challenges and dangers. They encounter various monsters and demons who try to stop them from reaching their destination. The group must use their wit, courage, and teamwork to overcome these obstacles and continue their journey.四、战斗场面The battles in The Journey to the West are usually fierce and exciting, with Monkey King using his great powers to defeat the monsters. The animation in the English version beautifully captures the action and excitement of these battles, making them even more thrilling to watch.五、智慧与勇气One of the main themes in The Journey to the West is the importance of wisdom and courage. The characters must use their wit and bravery to overcome the challenges they face on their journey. The story teaches that with wisdom and courage, anything is possible.六、情感纠葛The characters in The Journey to the West have deep emotional connections with each other. They care for each other and will do anything to protect their friends. This makes the story even more engaging and entertaining to watch.。

Level 5The Elephant DemonCopyright © 2017 by Little Fox Co., Ltd.All rights reserved.he lion demon rubbed his aching mouth.“Let’s leave the Tang Monk alone. Wukong is dangerous.”The raptor nodded.“Bah!” The elephant demon waved his hand. “I’m not afraid of that silly monkey. I have a perfect plan to defeat him and capture the Tang Monk.”The lion shook his head. “The last time youT had a plan, I wound up with a broken tooth.”The elephant snorted. “Just leave everythingto me.”Wukong returned to his companions. Heheard Bajie and Wujing arguing.“We can’t go home!” shouted Wujing.“We’re on an important journey.”* * *“But Wukong got eaten by the lion demon,” said Bajie.“Without Wukong, we’ll never get to the Western Paradise.”“Here I am!” said the monkey.Everyone spun around.“You’re alive!” cried the Tang Monk.“Yes, I am,” said Wukong. “I beat up that lion’s insides and broke one of his teeth. Thedemons are scared of me now. They promised to let us cross their mountain safely.”“That’s wonderful,” said the Tang Monk.Wujing helped the monk climb onto the horse. The other travelers started walking.They hadn’t gone far when they saw a large figure ahead, blocking the road.“That’s the elephant demon,” said Wukong with a frown. “What is he doing here?”“We want the Tang Monk!” shouted the elephant.The Tang Monk fainted.Wukong turned to Bajie. “I’ve been dealing with these demons all day. It’s yourturn to fight them.”Bajie sighed. “Okay.” Waving his rake, the pig charged toward the elephant. “You’ll never harm my master!”The elephant blocked the rake, spun around, and struck back.Bajie jumped out of the way.The elephant jerked his head, and his trunk shot out. Before Bajie could duck, the trunk wrapped tightly around his body.Wukong groaned as the elephant ran off with Bajie. The monkey turned to his companions. “You two wait here. I’ll go save the pig.”Wukong returned to the demons’ cave and turned into a fly. He found Bajie deep inside the cave. The pig was tied up, floating in a tub of salt water.Wukong changed back into himself anduntied his companion.“Thank you,” said Bajie. “Those demons were planning to pickle me!”“You’re welcome, Bajie,” said Wukong.“Now let’s—whaa!”The elephant’s trunk wrapped tightly around Wukong’s chest. Then the elephant stepped out of a dark corner.“I knew you’d come to save your friend,” said the elephant. “Now you can’t protect the Tang Monk. My trunk is very strong!”Wukong’s arms were still free. He pulled out his iron bar, which instantly grew. Withall his strength, he slammed it down on the elephant’s trunk.“Ow! Ow! Ow!” the elephant cried. He released Wukong and fell backward. His trunk had a horrible purple bruise.Wukong moved toward the elephant, his iron bar raised high.The elephant’s eyes went wide. “Please don’t hurt me anymore! We’ll let the TangMonk cross the mountain!”The monkey glared at the elephant for a moment. Then he put the iron bar away. “You’d better not trick us again.”Wukong and Bajie left the cave and returned to their companions. The group continued over the mountain.As the travelers came around a bend, they saw the lion and the elephant. The twodemons were blocking the road.Wukong stomped toward them. “What are you doing? You promised to—”“Wukong, help us!” cried the Tang Monk.Wukong spun around. The raptor had grabbed the monkey’s companions with its talons.With a powerful flap of its wings, the giant bird flew away.。

Level 5The Metal RingCopyright © 2016 by Little Fox Co., Ltd.All rights reserved.he demon tied up the Tang Monk in adark room. Then the demon dragged in Bajie and Wujing. They were still trapped in the vests. The demon dumped them in a corner and approached the monk.“I’ve been hoping you would pass my mountain,” the demon said with an evil smile.“Please let us go,” said the Tang Monk.T“We’re trying to reach the Western Paradise.”“I know where you’re going,” said thedemon. “I also know that I’ll live forever if Ieat you.”“Who are you?” demanded Wujing fromthe corner.The demon turned to face him. “I amOne-Horned Buffalo.”“Our friend will find us soon,” said Bajie.“He’s very powerful. And when he learns that you kidnapped us, he’ll destroy your entire mountain.”One-Horned Buffalo smirked. “Who is your friend?”“His name is Sun Wukong,” said Bajie.The demon’s smirk disappeared. “Is he the Sun Wukong who caused trouble in Heaven?” The demon sounded nervous.“Yes, he is,” said Wujing. “Heaven’s entire army couldn’t defeat him.”“Even the Jade Emperor is afraid of him,” Bajie added.One-Horned Buffalo stood taller. “Well, I’m not afraid of him!”The demon walked out of the room. Once he was away from the others though, he grew worried again. “That monkey is powerful,”he said to himself. “I’m going to need my special weapon to defeat him.”He lifted his sleeve, revealing a metal ring around his arm.Carrying food, Wukong returned to where he’d left his friends. When he didn’t seethem, he looked up toward the monastery.* * *The building was gone. In its place was a dark cave.Wukong shook his head. “That monastery was an illusion. A demon must have made it to trick people.” He stamped his foot. “Why don’t my friends believe me when I warn them about demons?”He put down the food and rushed to the cave.“Open up!” shouted the monkey. “If you don’t, I’ll turn this entire mountain into a pile of rubble!”The door flew open, and One-Horned Buffalo stepped out.“Why are you yelling?” demanded the demon. “It’s rude!”“Release my friends!” yelled Wukong.“No.” One-Horned Buffalo folded hisarms. “I’m not going to release your friends. They’re criminals. They stole my valuable silk vests.”“That’s a lie,” said Wukong. “The Tang Monk is a good and honest man. He would never steal. I can’t believe you would even suggest— ”“It was the pig,” said the demon.“Oh.” The monkey scratched his head.“Well, then I believe you. But that doesn’t matter!”Wukong pulled out his iron bar and swung it at the demon.One-Horned Buffalo dodged the bar,which smashed into the mountainside. Rocks exploded and tumbled down the mountain’s slope.The demon glared at Wukong. “Iremember you. The Jade Emperor might fear you, but I don’t!”He rushed at Wukong, and the monkey swung his iron bar again. The demon blocked it with his arm. Bam!“Ow!” cried One-Horned Buffalo, rubbing his arm. He fell to his knees and turned his back to the monkey.“My iron bar is not an ordinary weapon,”said Wukong. “It’s extremely heavy.” He noticed the demon reaching up his sleeve. “What are you doing?”One-Horned Buffalo spun around, holding up the metal ring.Instantly Wukong felt himself being pulled toward the ring. Using all of his strength, the monkey leaped into the air. But the bar was ripped from his hands.It flew into the metal ring and vanished.。

Level 5Wukong LeavesHis BodyCopyright © 2015 by Little Fox Co., Ltd.All rights reserved.ajie looked out the kitchen window. Wukong and Wujing were outsidetalking.“Wu k o n g , Wu j i ng ,” s a i d t h e p i g quietly. “Come over here. I want to tell you something.”The two companions came over to the window.“What is it?” asked Wujing.B“I heard the two priests talking,” said the pig. “There’s a ginseng tree at this abbey. They said its fruit is delicious and valuable.”Wukong smiled. “The fruit must taste wonderful.”“We should eat some,” said Wujing.Bajie rubbed his belly. “Yes,” he said. “We should.”“You two wait here,” said Wukong. “I’llgo pick some of that fruit.”The monkey went behind the abbey and found the giant ginseng tree. The fruit sparkled in the sunlight. He plucked three pieces from the tree’s branches and wentback to the kitchen.He handed Bajie and Wujing each a ginseng fruit.Wujing took a bite. “This fruit isdelicious!”“Yes,” said Wukong. “It truly is.”Bajie opened his mouth wide and threw his ginseng fruit in. Gulp!“Bajie, you should be ashamed of yourself,” said Wukong. “You didn’t even chew!”“I was too hungry to chew,” said the pig. He groaned. “And now I wish I had another ginseng fruit. I didn’t even taste that one!”At that moment the two priests were walking past the kitchen.“Did you hear what the pig said?” whispered one priest. “I think the Tang Monk’s companions are eating the ginseng fruit!”The two priests ran outside and searched the ginseng tree. Three pieces of fruit were gone.“This is terrible!” said one priest. “TheGreat Immortal will be very upset!”They ran inside and found the Tang Monk.“Your companions are criminals!” shouted one priest.“What are you talking about?” asked the monk.“They stole some of our ginseng fruit!” said the other priest.Just then Wukong, Bajie, and Wujingwalked in.“Thieves!” cried the first priest.“How dare you call us thieves!” shouted Bajie. “What did we steal?”“Don’t pretend you don’t know!” said theother priest. “You ate ginseng fruit from our master’s tree!”Wujing wiped some juice from the side of his mouth. Wukong giggled.“What is so funny?” asked the other priest.Wukong laughed harder and pointed at Bajie. “It was his idea!”“You’re the one who stole the fruit!” cried the pig.“You’re all thieves and liars!” cried one of the priests. “We invited you into our abbey as guests! And you repay us by stealing from us!”The two priests yelled and yelled. Theycalled Wukong and his companions all sorts of terrible names.“I don’t want to listen to this,” thought the monkey. He recited a quick spell and changed into a spirit form. He left his bodystanding in the room and went out behind the abbey.Wukong stood before the ginseng tree. “Those priests are rude!” he said to himself.“So what if we ate some ginseng fruit? They have no right to call us names!”Wukong grew very angry. Finally he took out his iron bar and struck the tree. There was a loud crack, and the entire tree crashed to the ground.Wukong put the iron bar back in his ear and returned to his body. The priests were still yelling.“Stop yelling!” commanded Wukong.The priests stopped yelling and looked at the monkey.“I think you made a mistake,” said the monkey with a big smile. “Why don’t you go outside to your ginseng tree and count the fruit again?”。

英文版动画品牌西游记第2集Monkey splashed through the waterfall and landed in a large cave. His eyes opened wide. The cave was filled with bamboo, trees, and beautiful flowers. Moss covered the walls. A stream flowed through the cave, and glowing light and mist filled the air.Monkey found a long table with bowls,cups, and plates. A fireplace sat against one wall. Deeper in the cave, Monkey found bedrooms with cozy beds.Outside, the other monkeys and apes were looking at the waterfall.“Do you think he made it through?” asked one monkey.“No,” said another monkey. “He probably got washed away down the river.”Suddenly—splash! Monkey shot out of the waterfall and landed in front of the group.“You’re alive!” said a monkey.Monkey laughed. “Yes! And we are very lucky! I found a perfect home for all of us. Follow me!”Monkey jumped back through the water.Some of the monkeys scratched their heads.“It still looks dangerous,” said one monkey.“Let’s go,” said the gibbon. He leaped through the waterfall.After that, another monkey jumped through. Then some more jumped.Soon all of the monkeys and apes were in the cave. Everyone ran around to see all the wonderful things.“This cave is beautiful,” said the gibbon.Some of the monkeys and apes began fighting and arguing. They grabbed plates and bowls from one another. Others fought over the bedrooms.“I saw this bed first!” yelled one monkey.“No!” yelled another monkey. “I did!”Monkey watched his friends for a moment and then folded his arms.“Ahem!” he called.All the monkeys and apes stopped what they were doing. They looked at Monkey.“I found this cave for us,” said Monkey.“That means I am now your king. Why aren’t you bowing to me?”“He’s right,” said the gibbon. He bowed to Monkey and said, “All hail the MonkeyKing.”Eve ryone else bowed too. “All hail the Monkey King!” they shouted.Many years went by. During the day the monkeys and apes played in the forest and the stream. And every night they slept safely in their cave.One night the monkeys and apes had a huge feast. Fruits and nuts covered the table.Monkeys and apes danced and sang while music played.Monkey sat on his throne and smiled. But then his smile faded. Soon he was frowning.The gibbon saw Monkey and rushed over.“Your Majesty,” said the gibbon. “You look sad. What’s wrong?”Monkey sighed. “Our life here is perfect.”“Yes, that’s true,” said the gibbon. “So why are you sad?”Monkey was quiet for a moment. Then he said, “Someday our lives will end. I wish this perfect life could last forever.”The gibbon’s eyes lit up. “Oh,” he said.“You want to live forever?”“I do,” said Monkey.The gibbon rubbed his chin. “Then you must study with a sage. Sages are very wise people. They can turn themselves into other animals. They can fly through the sky. And they know how to live forever.”Monkey smiled again. “Where can I find a sage?” he asked.“You must find a land with people,” said the gibbon. “That’s where you’ll find a sage.”The next morning Monkey built a raft and loaded food onto it. He pushed the raft into the stream and jumped on.As the raft began to float away, Monkey waved to his friends.“Don’t worry!” he called. “After I learn how to live forever, I will return!”。

Journey to the West 1: The Monkey1. What did Monkey come out of?A. a rockB. a treeC. a river2. What did the captain have?A. magical sightB. magical hearingC. magical hair3. Who did Monkey become friends with?A. other monkeys and apesB. wolves and tigersC. the captain in Heaven4. What did the monkeys and apes want to find?A. the river's sourceB. the oceanC. a new river5. What will happen if Monkey can jump through the waterfall?A. He will be king.B. He will win money.C. He will leave the mountain.Journey to the West 2: The Waterfall Cave1. What did Monkey find in the cave?A. bedroomsB. spidersC. a lake2. What did the monkeys do in the cave?A. They argued and fought.B. They played games.C. They broke everything.3. Why did everyone bow to Monkey?A. He found the cave.B. He gave everyone money.C. He was really big and scary.4. Why was Monkey sad?A. He wanted to live forever.B. He didn't get enough food.C. He wanted more friends.5. What are sages?A. very wise peopleB. very young peopleC. very rich peopleJourney to the West 3: Subodhi1. Which is NOT true?A. Monkey learned from the woodcutter.B. Monkey wanted to learn how to live forever.C. Monkey found Subodhi's temple.2. What was Monkey looking for in the mountains?A. a sageB. a woodcutterC. a rock3. What did Monkey want to be?A. a studentB. a sageC. a woodcutter4. Why did Wukong start to dance?A. He loved learning from Subodhi.B. He knew how to live forever.C. He received a secret message.5. How did Subodhi give Wukong a secret message?A. He knocked Wukong on the head.B. He whispered it to Wukong.C. He delivered a letter.Journey to the West 4: Secret Formulas1. How did Wukong learn to live forever?A. Subodhi whispered formulas into his ear.B. Subodhi turned himself into a tree.C. Wukong learned by himself.2. What did Wukong do while the other students slept?A. He practiced secret formulas.B. He studied old books.C. He did powerful exercises.3. What did Wukong show the other students he could do?A. turn into a treeB. ride on a cloudC. change into a bird4. Why did Wukong have to leave?A. He wasn't safe.B. He learned everything.C. He had to return home.5. Where did Wukong arrive?A. the Fruit and Flower MountainB. the oceanC. the templeJourney to the West 5: The Demon of Chaos1. Why did Wukong go after the demon?A. to rescue the kidnapped monkeysB. to show how powerful he isC. to be friends with the demon2. Where did the demon live?A. a cave on a gloomy mountainB. the Fruit and Flower mountainC. the Cloud Palace3. What did the demon ask his guards to bring?A. a sword and armorB. a mealC. a fake monkey4. What did Wukong use to destroy the demon?A. a magic spellB. a swordC. a spear5. What did Wukong teach his subjects?A. how to fight with swords and spearsB. how to use magic spellsC. how to fly on cloudsJourney to the West 6: The Dragon King1. Who needed a powerful weapon?A. WukongB. the Dragon KingC. the Dragon Queen2. Where did the Dragon King live?A. the bottom of the Eastern SeaB. the Fruit and Flower MountainC. the Cloud Palace in Heaven3. Why were the sword and spear not good for Wukong?A. They were too light.B. They were too heavy.C. They were made of wood.4. What did the queen want?A. She wanted Wukong out of the palace.B. She wanted a heavy weapon.C. She wanted to measure the oceans.5. What did the king NOT say about the pillar?A. It was small and easy to handle.B. It would be Wukong's if he could lift it.C. It was used to measure the oceans and rivers.Journey to the West 7: The Land of Darkness1. How was Wukong able to lift the pillar?A. He made it smaller.B. He was really strong.C. He had help.2. What were the monkeys amazed by?A. Wukong's new weaponB. the judge's large bookC. their big feast3. Where did the spirits take Wukong?A. to the Judge of the DeadB. to the Jade EmperorC. to the Dragon King4. When do people go to the Land of Darkness?A. when they dieB. when they sleepC. when they fight5. Why did Wukong cross out names in the Directory?A. to live foreverB. to defeat the judgeC. to show off his powersJourney to the West 8: A Job in Heaven1. Who did NOT come to see the Jade Emperor?A. the Demon of ChaosB. the Dragon KingC. the Judge of the Dead2. Why did the Jade Emperor want to punish Wukong?A. He caused too much trouble.B. He became too powerful.C. He took his job very seriously.3. Why did Wukong's subjects cheer for him?A. They will all live forever.B. He was invited to live in Heaven.C. He had become powerful.4. What was Wukong put in charge of?A. a gardenB. a palaceC. a mountain5. How long does it take the peaches to become ripe?A. thousands of yearsB. three hundred yearsC. foreverJourney to the West 9: The Peach Garden1. Which is NOT true?A. The maidens captured Wukong.B. It was time for the Peach Festival.C. Wukong ate all of the peaches.2. Why did the maidens gasp at the garden?A. The peaches were all gone.B. The garden was so beautiful.C. The trees were very tall.3. Who was angry at Wukong?A. the Queen of HeavenB. GuanyinC. the Judge of the Dead4. Who was Guanyin?A. the Goddess of MercyB. the Queen of HeavenC. the Goddess of Peaches5. What happened to the emperor's army?A. Wukong defeated them.B. They arrested Wukong.C. They ate all the peaches.Journey to the West 10: The Powerful Sage1. Why was Wukong happy?A. He defeated the army.B. He ate all the peaches.C. He had a flagpole.2. Who was sent to arrest Wukong?A. ErlangB. GuanyinC. Laozi3. What did Wukong NOT turn into?A. a tigerB. a templeC. a fish4. How long did the fight last?A. more than a dayB. less than an hourC. more than a week5. What hit Wukong on the head?A. Laozi's metal ringB. Erlang's swordC. Wukong's barJourney to the West 11: Trouble in Heaven1. Who did NOT attack Wukong?A. BuddhaB. fire godsC. thunder gods2. Why couldn't Wukong be harmed?A. He ate all the peaches.B. Buddha protected him.C. Erlang gave him powers.3. What was Laozi's idea?A. to burn Wukong in a potB. to throw fire at WukongC. to strike Wukong with swords4. Where was Wukong causing trouble?A. HeavenB. the Western ParadiseC. the Fruit and Flower Mountain5. What did Wukong tell Buddha?A. He wanted to be king of Heaven.B. He wanted to return to the mountain.C. He wanted to go to the Western Paradise.Journey to the West 12: The Bet1. What was the bet?A. jump off Buddha's handB. change into other animalsC. leap across the ocean2. Which is true?A. Wukong never left Buddha's hand.B. Wukong had magic paper.C. Wukong found the end of the world.3. Which is NOT true?A. Wukong got to rule heaven.B. The pillar was Buddha's finger.C. Wukong wrote a note on the pillar.4. Who won the bet?A. BuddhaB. WukongC. the Jade Emperor5. Where did Buddha trap Wukong?A. under a mountainB. in the oceanC. under a pillarJourney to the West 13: The True Scriptures1. Which is NOT true?A. The monk would bring Buddha to the west.B. Wukong was trapped for five hundred years.C. The woman was really Guanyin.2. Who had the True Scriptures?A. BuddhaB. GuanyinC. the Tang Emperor3. What would the True Scriptures teach the people in the east?A. to act betterB. to act worseC. to act the same4. Who was asked to make the journey?A. the Tang MonkB. GuanyinC. the Tang Emperor5. What happened on the mountain?A. The monk heard a voice.B. Wukong saw a demon.C. The Tang Empreror met Guanyin.Journey to the West 14: A Promise to Protect1. Which is NOT true?A. Guanyin punished Wukong.B. The angry voice was Wukong.C. Wukong showed the monk his powers.2. Who visited Wukong?A. GuanyinB. The Jade EmperorC. Buddha3. What was Wukong supposed to do?A. protect the monkB. defeat an armyC. turn into a tiger4. How did the monk free Wukong?A. He picked up the paper.B. He lifted the mountain.C. He pulled Wukong out.5. Whom did Wukong and the monk see?A. a group of menB. the Jade Emperor's armyC. GuanyinJourney to the West 15: Tea with a Dragon1. Which is NOT true?A. The Dragon King said the monk was wrong.B. Guanyin said Wukong would come back.C. The monk didn't want to hurt the robbers.2. Why were the robbers scared of Wukong?A. They thought he was a spirit.B. They thought he was a king.C. They thought he was a monk.3. Why did Wukong leave the monk?A. The monk scolded him.B. The monk saved him.C. The journey was over.4. What did Guanyin give the monk?A. a metal headbandB. an iron barC. a cup of tea5. What did the Dragon King NOT tell Wukong?A. He was small.B. He was violent.C. He made a promise.Journey to the West 16: Wukong GetsTricked1. Which is NOT true?A. The Dragon King gave Wukong the headband.B. Wukong found a headband in a bag.C. The monk learned the spell from Guanyin.2. What did the monk ask Wukong to do?A. cook riceB. find a villageC. swim across the river3. What happened when the monk said the spell?A. Wukong's head hurt.B. Guanyin appeared.C. Wukong disappeared.4. What did the monk want Wukong to learn?A. not to be violentB. not to break promisesC. not to be a spirit5. What did the dragon do?A. swallow a horseB. leap across the riverC. recite a spellJourney to the West 17: The Dragon in theRiver1. What stopped Wukong and the monk from crossing the river?A. a dragonB. GuanyinC. the headband2. What made the dragon angry?A. Wukong made the water rough.B. The horse was in his stomach.C. The monk was violent and cruel.3. Who did Wukong go to see?A. GuanyinB. The Jade EmperorC. The Dragon King4. Why was the dragon being punished?A. He set fire to his father's palace.B. He couldn't reach the Western Paradise.C. He caused trouble in heaven.5. What was the dragon supposed to do?A. help Wukong and the monkB. eat the monk's horseC. take the headband from WukongJourney to the West 18: The Robe1. Which is NOT true?A. Guanyin was the boatman.B. The priest borrowed the monk's robe.C. Wukong must tell people who he is.2. What did Guanyin do to the dragon?A. She turned him into a horse.B. She turned him into a boat.C. She turned him into a man.3. Where did Wukong and the monk stop for the night?A. at a monasteryB. on a hillC. by a river4. Why were the priests impressed?A. The monk was going to get the True Scriptures.B. Wukong showed them his powers.C. Guanyin appeared in the monastery.5. What did the priest NOT want to do?A. return the robeB. borrow the robeC. see the robeJourney to the West 19: An Evil Plan1. Which is true?A. The head priest wanted to keep the robe.B. Wukong tried to put out the fire.C. The Tang Monk was happy about the fire.2. What were the priests carrying in the courtyard?A. firewoodB. the robeC. books3. What did the Tang Monk do at night?A. slept peacefullyB. put out the fireC. ran away4. What did Wukong's spell NOT do?A. find the head priestB. protect the Tang MonkC. burn the monastery down5. What happened to the robe?A. No one could find it.B. Wukong burnt it.C. The monks gave it back.Journey to the West 20: The Black BearSpirit1. Which is NOT true?A. The Tang Monk hurt the priests.B. Wukong wanted to find the robe.C. The head priest didn't have the robe.2. Who lived in the mountains?A. a black bear spiritB. a large dragonC. a bodhisattva3. Who ran away during the night?A. the head priestB. the Tang MonkC. the Black Wind King4. What had the Black Wind King stolen?A. the robeB. the iron barC. the headband5. Why did the Black Wind King stop fighting?A. It was time for lunch.B. He was tired.C. Wukong was winning.Journey to the West 21: The Monster'sFriend1. Which is NOT true?A. Guanyin was very proud of Wukong and the monk.B. The pill jumped into the Black Wind King's mouth.C. The priest wanted to celebrate the Buddhist treasure.2. Who was helping Wukong?A. GuanyinB. the Tang MonkC. the Black Wind King3. What did the priest have?A. a purple pillB. another robeC. a monkey4. What did Wukong notice about the priest?A. He was a wolf spirit in disguise.B. He was really the Tang Monk.C. He was a bodhisattva.5. What would the priest's gift do?A. make the Black Wind King live foreverB. keep the robe safe from harmC. disguise the Black Wind KingJourney to the West 22: A Very Strange Pill1. Which is NOT true?A. The bear destroyed the robe.B. The bear tried to attack Guanyin.C. The bear will become Guanyin's guardian.2. How did Wukong get inside the bear?A. He changed himself into a pill.B. He magically appeared there.C. Guanyin put him there.3. What did Guanyin put on the bear?A. metal bandsB. an iron barC. the robe4. What did Guanyin decide to do with the bear?A. show him mercyB. punish himC. put him in prison5. What jumped out of the cave?A. a pig-like creatureB. the Black Wind KingC. a huge dragonJourney to the West 23: Great Protectors1. Which is NOT true?A. Wukong caught the tiger.B. Bajie was sent to Earth.C. Yellow Wind was hosting a feast.2. What was Bajie supposed to do?A. go with the Tang MonkB. find GuanyinC. fight Wukong3. Why did the tiger want to eat the Tang Monk?A. to live foreverB. to steal the robeC. to be forgiven4. What did Wukong and Bajie notice?A. The Tang Monk was gone.B. The tiger caused trouble in heaven.C. King Yellow Wind arrived.5. What did Wukong and Bajie find on the rock?A. a tiger skinB. the Tang MonkC. their bagsJourney to the West 24: The Great KingYellow Wind1. Which is true?A. Yellow Wind wanted to eat the Tang Monk.B. Bajie's hair turned into dozens of little pigs.C. The Tang Monk carried the tiger to the cave.2. What did Wukong and Bajie look for?A. Yellow Wind's caveB. Yellow Wind's tridentC. Yellow Wind's robe3. What surprised Yellow Wind?A. Wukong was very small.B. The tiger caused trouble in heaven.C. The Tang Monk escaped.4. What happened to the tiger?A. Bajie killed him with his rake.B. Wukong hit him with his iron bar.C. Yellow Wind punished him.5. What did Yellow Wind make?A. a powerful windB. a thick snowstormC. a giant floodJourney to the West 25: Powerful WindMagic1. Which is NOT true?A. Wukong went to find Guanyin.B. Bajie slept outside of the cave.C. Yellow Wind was causing trouble.2. How did Wukong sneak into the cave?A. He turned into a mosquito.B. He climbed in from the ground.C. He made a hole in the wall.3. Who was the only one who could stop Yellow Wind?A. LingjiB. GuanyinC. Bajie4. Why did the Tang Monk have to be saved right away?A. He was going to be eaten.B. He was very sick.C. He was scared of mosquitoes.5. What did Lingji have in his hand?A. the wind-stopping pearlB. an iron barC. a yellow ballJourney to the West 26: The Monster in theRiver1. Which is true?A. The monster was supposed to help the Tang Monk.B. Wujing believed the horse was really a dragon.C. Wukong was punished for breaking a glass in heaven.2. Why couldn't the group cross the river?A. There was a monster.B. There was no bridge.C. They couldn't swim.3. Who dived into the river?A. BajieB. WukongC. Guanyin4. What did Guanyin tell Wujing to do?A. help the Tang MonkB. argue with WukongC. attack Bajie5. Where was the Tang Monk when the horse stopped?A. a forestB. a riverC. a mountainJourney to the West 27: The Ginseng Fruit1. Which is NOT true?A. The priests offered a peach to the Tang Monk.B. Bajie wanted to eat the ginseng fruit.C. Wukong scared off the wild animals.2. Where do the travelers stop for the night?A. a Daoist abbeyB. a Buddhist monasteryC. a Catholic church3. Where was the Great Immortal visiting?A. HeavenB. Mount PotalakaC. the Western Paradise4. Why did the Tang Monk scream?A. There was a baby on the tray.B. There was a peach on the tray.C. There was an insect in the fruit.5. What did the two priests decide to do with the fruit?A. share itB. throw it awayC. give it to BajieJourney to the West 28: Wukong Leaves HisBody1. Which is true?A. The tree crashed down to the ground.B. Wukong did not eat the fruit.C. The priests were polite to Wukong.2. Who went to go pick the fruit?A. WukongB. BajieC. Wujing3. Why was Wukong angry?A. The priests called him names.B. The fruit didn't taste good.C. The Tang Monk didn't eat the fruit.4. How did Wukong leave his body?A. He recited a spell.B. He fell asleep.C. He split in two.5. What did Wukong strike with his iron bar?A. the ginseng treeB. the abbeyC. the priestsJourney to the West 29: The Magic Sleeve1. Which is NOT true?A. Everyone saw Wukong knock down the tree.B. The Tang Monk was upset with Wukong.C. The Great Immortal wanted a new ginseng tree.2. Why did the priests want to wait for their master?A. They realized Wukong was powerful.B. Their master had a gift for the Tang Monk.C. They wanted to be polite to their guests.3. What did the priests do to the Tang Monk and his companions?A. lock them in a roomB. allow them to leaveC. show them the tree4. How did the Tang Monk and his companions escape?A. Wukong used his lock-picking magic.B. Bajie broke down the door.C. They climbed out through a window.5. Who did the travelers meet on the road?A. The Great ImmortalB. a BodhisattvaC. a priest from the abbeyJourney to the West 30: The Frying Pan1. Which is true?A. The Great Immortal wanted to fry everyone.B. Wukong returned to the Fruit and Flower Mountain.C. Fire would not hurt the Tang Monk.2. How did Wukong escape from the ropes?A. He shrank to the size of a pea.B. He broke them with his strength.C. He was untied by the Tang Monk.3. What did the priests place over the fire?A. a large frying panB. a huge potC. a giant kettle4. What did Wukong do with the statue?A. He made it look like himself.B. He hid behind it.C. He dropped it into the pan.5. Why did the frying pan break?A. The statue was too heavy.B. The fire was too hot.C. Wukong smashed it.Journey to the West 31: Guanyin's Vase1. Which is NOT true?A. Guanyin didn't help Wukong fix the ginseng tree.B. Lady Whitebone had been waiting for the Tang Monk.C. Bajie apologized for not believing Wukong.2. How long did Wukong have to fix the ginseng tree?A. until the end of the dayB. until the end of the weekC. until the end of the month3. What was the power of the magic dew?A. It could bring spirit plants back to life.B. It could save the Tang Monk from evil.C. It could defeat the Great Immortal.4. What did the Great Immortal decide to do?A. share the ginseng fruit with everyoneB. teach Wukong to control his angerC. eat the Tang Monk and Bajie5. What happened when the Tang Monk ate the fruit?A. It no longer looked like a baby.B. Lady Whitebone appeared.C. Guanyin disappeared.Journey to the West 32: Lady Whitebone1. Which is true?A. The Tang Monk and Bajie didn't believe Wukong.B. Lady Whitebone recited the tight headband spell.C. The Tang Monk saved Wukong's life.2. Which was NOT one of Lady Whitebone's disguises?A. a young manB. an old womanC. a young woman3. What did the Tang Monk and Bajie think Wukong was doing?A. killing innocent peopleB. helping out the spiritsC. protecting them from spirits4. What did the Tang Monk do to Wukong?A. recite the tight headband spellB. offer him a bowl of foodC. attack him with the iron bar5. What did the Tang Monk finally tell Wukong to do?A. leave themB. protect themC. find some wormsJourney to the West 33: Bajie Takes a Nap1. Which is NOT true?A. Wujing ate tofu and noodles.B. The Tang Monk was captured.C. Bajie slept behind some bushes.2. What did the Tang Monk send Bajie to do?A. to find some foodB. to save WujingC. to take a nap3. Why did the Tang Monk decide to go for a walk?A. to admire the forestB. to look for BajieC. to find some food4. What did the Tang Monk find in the forest?A. a pagodaB. a roadC. a monk5. Who answered the door of the pagoda?A. a monsterB. BajieC. WujingJourney to the West 34: Tricked by thePrincess1. Which is NOT true?A. The Tang Monk arrived to rescue the princess.B. The king told the general to destroy the monster.C. The princess was a prisoner for 13 years.2. What did the Tang Monk promise to do?A. deliver a letterB. rescue the princessC. fight the monster3. What did the Princess ask the monster to do?A. free the Tang MonkB. deliver a letterC. capture Wujing4. Why did Bajie run away from the monster?A. He was tired.B. He was hungry.C. He was hurt.5. Who did the monster capture?A. WujingB. BajieC. WukongJourney to the West 35: A Visit to the King1. Which is NOT true?A. The princess told her father what happened.B. Bajie ran back to the Precious Image Kingdom.C. The king locked the Tang Monk in a cage.2. What was the monster's disguise?A. a young manB. a tigerC. a horse3. What did the young man tell the king?A. He saved the princess from a tiger.B. He chased away the Tang Monk.C. He rescued Wujing from a monster.4. What happened to the Tang Monk?A. He was turned into a tiger.B. He was turned into a monster.C. He was turned into a young man.5. Whom did the horse tell Bajie to find?A. WukongB. WujingC. GuanyinJourney to the West 36: Tricked Again1. Which is NOT true?A. The monster's pagoda was destroyed.B. Bajie was disguised as a servant.C. Wukong freed the princess.2. Where did Bajie find Wukong?A. the Fruit and Flower MountainB. the monster's pagodaC. the Precious Image Kingdom3. What did Bajie tell Wukong?A. The monster called him a coward.B. The monster was scared of him.C. The monster was in danger.4. Why did the monster return to the pagoda?A. He received a note.B. He had a bad feeling.C. He was homesick.5. How was Wukong disguised?A. as the princessB. as a servantC. as BajieJourney to the West 37: Missing fromHeaven1. Which is true?A. Wukong turned the Tang Monk back into himself.B. Time in heaven is the same as on Earth.C. The princess escaped from Heaven.2. Why did Wukong think the monster was from Heaven?A. The monster remembered Wukong.B. The monster said he was from Heaven.C. The monster was very powerful.3. Who helped Wukong capture the Wood Wolf Star?A. a godB. WujingC. the princess4. Where did the Wood Wolf Star return?A. to HeavenB. to the Precious Image KingdomC. to the Fruit and Flower Mountain5. What did the Tang Monk ask Wukong to do?A. continue the journeyB. return to his mountainC. find the wolf spiritJourney to the West 38: Bajie Tries to Sleep1. Which is NOT true?A. Wujing turned into a woodpecker.B. Wukong knew Bajie took a nap.C. Bajie met Golden Horn.2. Where did Wukong tell Bajie to search for demons?A. the mountainB. the riverC. the field3. What did Wukong decide to do?A. follow BajieB. take a napC. look for demons4. What tapped Bajie during his nap?A. a woodpeckerB. a foxC. a demon5. Where did Bajie see a demon?A. in front of a caveB. in front of a logC. in front of a treeJourney to the West 39: The Injured Monk1. Which is true?A. Wukong knew the old man was a demon.B. A tiger injured the Tang Monk's leg.C. Wujing carried the old man.2. Where did Bajie wake up?A. in a caveB. near the roadC. under a mountain3. Who cried for help?A. an old manB. BajieC. Wukong4. Who carried the old man?A. WukongB. BajieC. Wujing5. How many mountains were put on top of Wukong?A. threeB. fourC. fiveJourney to the West 40: The Magic Gourd1. Which is true?A. Wukong flew to Heaven.B. Wukong turned into liquid.C. Wukong lifted the mountains.2. Who freed Wukong from the mountains?A. a spiritB. a demonC. a guard3. What did Golden Horn give to a demon?A. a gourdB. a monkeyC. a gate4. What did Wukong say his gourd could do?A. hold all of HeavenB. fight off demonsC. turn into liquid5. What did Wukong NOT ask the guard to do?A. say his nameB. close the gateC. dim the starsJourney to the West 41: A Trade1. Which is true?A. Wukong tricked the demon.B. Golden Horn had an iron bar.C. Wukong broke the gourd.2. What did the Jade Emperor agree to do?A. close the gate and dim the starsB. put Heaven inside the gourdC. find Golden Horn's cave3. What did Wukong and the demon trade?A. gourdsB. iron barsC. ropes4. Whom did the demon have to warn?A. Golden HornB. the Jade EmperorC. the Tang Monk5. What happened when Wukong tried to wriggle free?A. The rope got tighter.B. The rope got looser.C. The rope broke.。

Level 5A Guessing GameCopyright © 2016 by Little Fox Co., Ltd.All rights reserved.on’t make any rain yet,” Wukongrepeated.“But we must,” said the Old Woman of the Wind. “Someone on Earth just prayed for it.”“And the Jade Emperor heard the prayers,” added the Dragon King of the Eastern Sea.“The person who recited the prayersD is bad,” said Wukong. “He’s the TigerImmortal, and he plans to make the TangMonk a slave.”The Dragon King looked concerned.“That’s terrible. We all want the Tang Monkto reach the Western Paradise.”“But we must obey the Jade Emperor’sorders,” said the woman.“Just wait a moment,” said the monkey.“I’ll go back down to the ground now. When I raise my iron bar, you can make it rain.”The woman and the Dragon King agreed to wait a moment. Wukong returned to his body.The sky cleared, and the Tiger Immortal shook with anger. “Why didn’t my spell work?” he cried.Bajie laughed at him. “Some rain! Youcouldn’t even summon one drop!”“I’ll try again,” said the Tiger Immortal.“No, you won’t,” said Wukong. “You had a chance to summon rain, and you obviously can’t. Now it’s my turn.”The monkey raised his iron bar into the air. Instantly clouds moved back in, and thunder boomed. Rain began to pour down. The crowd cheered.The Tang Monk sighed. “Wonderful! Now all the Buddhist monks will be free. And we can continue our journey.”The Tiger Immortal stomped over to Wukong. “I want another contest!”Wukong laughed. “Why would you want another contest? You’ll only lose again.”The Tiger Immortal ignored the monkey’s question. “I challenge the Tang Monk to aguessing game.”The Tang Monk’s mouth fell open. “But—”“We accept your challenge,” said the monkey with a smile.“Good,” said the Tiger Immortal. “I will be right back.” He walked away“Wukong, why did you agree to this contest?” asked the Tang Monk. “I won’t win.”“Don’t worry, Master,” said the monkey. “I’ll help you.”The Tiger Immortal soon came back with a small box. “If you can guess what’s in this box, I will let you all go free.”As the Tang Monk stared at the box, Wukong plucked a hair. Using his magic, he made the hair look like himself. Then he made himself tiny and squeezed through acrack in the box. Inside the box was a ripe peach. Quickly he ate the peach, leaving only the pit.A moment later he was standing next to the Tang Monk again.Wukong leaned toward the monk and whispered, “It’s a peach pit.”“Are you sure?” whispered the monk. “How do you know?”“Stop talking to each other!” said the Tiger Immortal. “What’s in the box?”“I think it’s a peach pit,” said the monk nervously.“Ha!” said the Tiger Immortal. “You’rewrong, Monk. It’s not just a peach pit. It’s a whole peach. I’ll show you.”The Tiger Immortal opened the box and showed it to everyone. “See?”The Tang Monk smiled. “I was right! It is a peach pit.”“What?” cried the Tiger Immortal. He looked in the box and gasped. “Who ate the peach?”Wukong laughed. “The Tang Monk guessed correctly!”“I guess we can leave now,” said Wujing.“Yes, but we should eat some dinnerfirst,” said Bajie. “All this talk about peaches has made me hungry.”Wukong looked at the Tiger Immortal. “You will set the Buddhist monks free now, right?”The Tiger Immortal glared at the monkey. “I challenge you to another contest!”。

Level 5The ThunderclapMonasteryCopyright © 2017 by Little Fox Co., Ltd.All rights reserved.he travelers walked up the Spirit Mountain.The mountain’s slopes were covered in pine trees, bamboo, and flowers. Birds sang, and small animals ran by.The Tang Monk stopped walking and turned to his companions.“I want to thank you all,” said the monk. “You have helped me to reach the Western Paradise. Y ou saved me from demons countlessT times. I couldn’t have gotten here without you.”Wukong laughed. “You don’t need tothank us, Master. We all helped each other.You helped me to be good. Now I will earnforgiveness for the evil things I did long ago.”Wujing nodded. “And I will earn forgivenessfor breaking that glass in Heaven.”“I will earn forgiveness for causing troublein Heaven too,” added Bajie. He waved ahand toward the horse. “And remember—that horse is really a dragon. He accidentally set fire to his father’s palace. He too will earn forgiveness.”Wukong smiled. “See, Master? We are allthankful.”They continued up the mountain and were soon surrounded by clouds. Bright light shone from the Thunderclap Monastery above.The travelers arrived at an enormous gate, where two guards stood. Beyond the gate the Thunderclap Monastery’s towers and arches sparkled with bright light.“Greetings,” said the monk to the guards. “I am the Tang Monk, and I’m here to receive the True Scriptures from Buddha.”“You may enter,” said one of the guards.The Tang Monk and his companions reacheda large hall. Buddha sat at the opposite end of the hall. Other buddhas and bodhisattvas stood behind him. Guanyin was standing next to Buddha and smiling.The travelers bowed.“Congratulations,” said Buddha. “Y ou have all traveled far and faced many challenges. Y ou have done well.”Wukong’s heart swelled. He wiped a tearfrom his eye.“Thank you,” said the Tang Monk. “It was an honor to make the journey.”Servants brought a meal to the travelers. When the travelers were done eating, a guard led them to a large room filled with magical light and mist. Wooden chests lined the walls.* * *Inside the chests were countless scrolls.“Marvelous,” the Tang Monk murmured.“The True Scriptures are written on these scrolls,” said the guard. He picked out three scrolls and handed them to the Tang Monk.Speechless, the monk gazed at the scrolls. Then he handed them to Wujing and Bajie. The two spirits carefully wrapped the scrolls and placed them in a bag.Again the travelers bowed before Buddha.“Take the True Scriptures back to the Tang Empire,” said Buddha.“Ugh, another long journey,” Bajie murmured.“Stop complaining, Bajie,” whispered Wukong.Bajie whispered back. “Don’t tell me what to do.”* * *“Both of you, stop arguing!” whispered Wujing.Buddha was still talking. “The scriptures will teach the people there to be good and to treat each other kindly. But take good care ofthe scriptures. They are extremely valuable. Once you have delivered them, you shall come back here to receive your rewards.”“Don’t worry, Buddha,” said Wukong.“We will protect the scriptures with our lives.”A guard offered to carry the travelers to the Tang Empire.“Thank you,” said the Tang Monk.“What a relief!” said Bajie.The guard recited a spell and then flew out of the monastery with the travelers.Buddha turned to Guanyin. “The Tang Monk and his companions have done well.”Guanyin nodded. “Wukong especially has learned a lot during the journey. He isn’t violent anymore. I believe he is now a good Buddhist.”Just then a messenger ran into the hall. “Bodhisattva!” he cried. “We have a problem!”。