The Monkey King summarized a banana fan: the flaming mountain in front was in the way, Wukong borrowed a fan from Niu Mowang's wife Rogue, Rogue was subdued by Wukong because of his son Hong Haier, and a fan was fanned by Wukong to bodhisattva lingji, 50,000 miles away. Wukong got Dingfeng Dan and then went to fight, but was not moved by the fan; Then it turns into a bug, flies into the tea, is drunk by Rogue, and churns in the abdomen. Rogue had to lend the fan to Wukong.

Plot introduction

The banana fan appeared three times in the Journey to the West. The first time was in Pingdingshan, where the treasure that Taishang Laojun used to fan the fire was stolen by two children, Jin and Yin, to make a magic weapon. The second time was in Jindou Mountain, where Taishang Laojun used to surrender the green cow. The third time was the treasure fan of Flame Mountain and Princess Iron Fan. There is no description in the book about whether the fans of these two people are related.

In China's traditional culture and daily necessities, the banana fan was once an indispensable item for Chinese people to enjoy the cool. It can be seen in many painting books. One of the most classic is Wu Cheng'en's The Journey to the West's "the Monkey King Three-Tone Banana Fan". The magic of a cattail leaf fan leaves people endless aftertaste and happiness.