In The Journey to the West, the image of mentoring is the most detailed and vivid. As for the other supporting roles, most of them were brushed aside without giving an accurate answer. I believe that many people have the same view of the characters. When it comes to Tang Priest, elegance is a bit pedantic. When it comes to Pig Bajie, he is fat and lazy. I have to say that this TV series is really good and very popular with the audience.

In this play, there is another figure that impressed us deeply, that is Tathagata. Why are there so many "bags" on the head of the Buddha in The Journey to the West? At this point, in fact, there are three versions of a * * *. The first statement goes like this. There is a kind of fruit called "Sakyamuni". There is also a kind of jewelry called "Mani". Add it up to Sakyamuni. Tathagata's real name is Sakyamuni.

This second view is related to the Tathagata race. Sakyamuni is an Aryan. Their biggest feature is natural curly hair, and even men have short curly hair, which looks like a big bag. And this statement still has some credibility. After all, in many ancient Buddha statues, their hairstyles are really curly.

There is also a last statement, which is also the most reliable statement, saying that this bag is a steamed stuffed bun. In other words, the bag on the Buddha's head is raised from his head and looks like a bun, so it is called a bun. According to the Supreme Scripture, the meat steamed stuffed bun is the highest of the 32 phases of Buddha's cultivation, indicating that the Buddha's cultivation has been completed. Whoever has 32 images is the most respected person in the world and has supreme power.

When the Monkey King and Tathagata met for the first time, there was no Tathagata in their eyes, but when he understood what the bun on Tathagata's head meant, he was afraid. And although the Monkey King finally became a Buddha, he was enfeoffed to fight against the Buddha, and he was only the first layer.