As he was sucked into the vase, Wukong discovered that it was far too small for his body. This prompted him to transform himself into a smaller form and sit quietly at the bottom.
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Journey to the West – Episode 62– Picture story
Bodhisattva Guanyin was so furious that she hurled the porcelain vase she held in her hands into the waves.
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Journey to the West – Episode 33 – Picture story
The real Wukong soared into the clouds and watched what the Taoists were doing below.
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Journey to the West – Episode 29 – Picture story
Tang Sanzang and his two disciples crossed the Yellow Wind Mountain and continued their journey westward.
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Journey to the West – Episode 23 – Picture story
For days, Sanzang and Wukong journeyed beneath a midwinter sky hardened by frost.
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Journey to the West – Episode 22 – Picture story
Tripitaka rode his horse with Wukong leading the way; they journeyed by day and rested by night, taking food and drink according to their needs. Soon it was early winter.
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Journey to the West – Episode 20 – Picture story
Sanzang journeyed alone through desolate mountains, his horse trembling under the midday sun. He journeyed for half a day, but not a single human being or dwelling was in sight. He was gnawed by hunger and disheartened by the rough road. Suddenly, a golden-spotted leopard lunged from the brush, sending the horse crashing to the ground in panic.
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[Journey to the West] Desert Crossing
Shipantuo, Xuanzang’s first disciple, helped him secretly cross the river and traverse the Yumen Pass.
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Fox Spirits in Journey to the West
In Chinese mythology, fox spirits are magical beings capable of shape-shifting, often assuming the form of enchanting, seductive women. These creatures are famed for their supernatural abilities, which grow stronger with age and accumulated knowledge. Across folklore, they frequently interact with humans—particularly men—to drain their life force and enhance their own power.
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