The method of origami Sun Wukong is as follows:

Cut a piece of cardboard of appropriate size from the gift box. Use a pencil to outline the image of Sun Wukong's face on the back of the cardboard. After the lines are drawn, start coloring gradually. After the coloring is completed, cut it out according to the shape and cut two holes in the middle part of the eyes. Glue the bungee cord from the back. Cut a small slit upward from the chin, then bend it backwards and glue a portion over it. A Sun Wukong mask is ready.

Take a red square and roll it up along one corner of the square; roll out the stick and stick the middle corner with glue, and then cut off the sharp corners at both ends; take two small yellow rectangles , just stick it on both ends of the stick with glue.

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Sun Wukong is one of the famous Chinese mythological characters and comes from the Four Great Classics "Journey to the West". His ancestral home is Dongsheng Shenzhou. He was born from the fairy stone since the beginning of the world. He led a group of monkeys into the Water Curtain Cave and became the king of monkeys, revered as the "Monkey King". After traveling through thousands of mountains and rivers, he worshiped Patriarch Subhuti as his teacher and learned skills, and was named Sun Wukong. He learned the seventy-two transformations of the Earthly Evil Number, somersault clouds, immortality and other superb spells.

After that, he made a big fuss in the Heavenly Palace. Hundreds of thousands of heavenly soldiers, heavenly generals, four heavenly kings, and twenty-eight constellations surrounded him but could not defeat him. Later, he lost in a bet with Tathagata and was trapped in Tathagata's house. He went to the Five Elements Mountain (renamed Liangjie Mountain in the Tang Dynasty), which he transformed with his own hands, and spent more than 500 years repenting and repenting.

After being enlightened by Guanyin, he was rescued by Tang Monk. He protected Monk Tang in his journey to the west to obtain Buddhist scriptures. He defeated demons and demons along the way. He was not afraid of hardships and hardships. After ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships, he finally obtained the true scripture. Zheng Guo was named the Buddha of Fighting and Victory. Sun Wukong is intelligent, lively, loyal and hates evil. He represents wit and bravery in folk culture. The legend of Journey to the West began to appear in the Tang Dynasty and continued to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, a collection of these legends appeared in "Journey to the West".