No one has eaten the meat of Tang Priest in Journey to the West. Tang Priest, also known as Tang Sanzang, is a character in The Journey to the West, China's four classical novels. His previous life was Jin, the second disciple of the Tathagata, and his prototype was Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty.

Xuanzang was born in Luoyang, Henan Province today. His common name is Chen Yi and his legal name is Xuanzang. He was honored as Master Sanzang, and later he was commonly known as Tang Priest.

Evaluation of The Journey to the West's Works

Journey to the west is full of fantasy, but it changes vertically and horizontally, with apes as the mind and pigs as the heart. Its initial indulgence can't be banned by heaven and earth, but it comes down to a magic spell, which can tame apes and subdue them to death. The cover is also a metaphor of seeking peace of mind and not making waves.

Journey to the West is nothing more than a funny novel and a fairy tale. It doesn't have any subtle meaning. At best, it's just a little cynical. This cynicism is also obvious. He doesn't hide it, and we don't have to ask.

Although the author is a Confucian scholar, this book is really a game, not a language. Therefore, the book only occasionally talks about the five elements, especially not learning Buddhism. So in the end, there were absurd Confucian classics, which were popular for a long time. Therefore, his works are in the same strain as the old gentleman.