Gao Cuilan lives in Gaolaozhuang, Tibet. Her father Gao Taigong is a local rich man. She is the third daughter of Gao Taigong, and also the sister of Gao (Gao Taigong's eldest daughter) and Gao Taigong's second daughter. Gao Taigong has no son. He wanted to recruit a son-in-law to support the elderly, but he didn't want to recruit Pig Bajie, so Pig Bajie was relegated to the lower bound.

Gao Taigong found many mages to subdue the demon, but to no avail. Finally, the Tang Priest passed by to fetch Buddhist scriptures, and the Monkey King turned into Miss Gao, and played a story of "Pig carrying his wife", which became an eternal story. The Journey to the West mentioned that after Pig Bajie left Gaolaozhuang, Gao Cuilan got pregnant in 14 and gave birth to a son, Pig Bajie, who was all thumbs.

Personality characteristics of Pig Bajie:

Jiang Mumu is the most straightforward of the three. However, the climbing of Thorn Ridge and the filth of rare persimmons are almost useless, and it is not excessive to pay the altar messenger every day. Or: it is easy to cut the Jing, but difficult to arch it. Therefore, in the Battle of Spine Ridge, Walker was still there, but Shi Tong had to give up. It is wise for a pig to prick his spine, but foolish for a rare persimmon. His wisdom can be reached, but his stupidity can't be reached.

Pig Bajie, a figure full of infinite funny colors in form, name and reality, a mythical figure who breaks through the veil of ghosts and gods in books, a mortal who performs real social relations in colorful life scrolls, and a two-faced person who can freely shuttle between the world of gods and buddhas and the secular society.