First of all, Tang hates the world and benefits Li. He is compassionate, honest and kind. For example, when he was meditating, a bug climbed on him, and he couldn't bear to hurt it. When King Promise dreamed him a dream and told him his misfortune, he showed great sympathy and asked his disciples to rescue him and help him to relieve his pain and return to the world.

Secondly, Tang abhors the devotion, persistence and persistent pursuit of Buddha. On the way to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures, he never gave up his determination to learn Buddhism because of a certain difficulty.

Third, the Tang Priest is mortal and has a weak side. I heard that King Wuji was pushed into the well and was scared to death. Still in the snake mountain, the white horse was swallowed by the little white dragon, sad and at a loss.

Tang abhors not only being strict with his disciples, but also never slacking off on himself. Not confused by wealth, not conquered by death. The firm belief that he will never give up until he reaches his goal finally leads him to the right path, which enlightens us: "Nothing is difficult in the world, only if you put your mind to it."