On a Chinese Odyssey. Who does Supreme Treasure (the Monkey King) love? Bai Jingjing or Xia Zi?

Because the Supreme Treasure often called Xia Zi's name in his dreams, he went back to see Bai Jingjing marry her 500 years ago. When Xia Zi came, he left. Silence in conversation between Supreme Treasure and Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi Bodhi.

Xia Zi and Xia Qing were originally intertwined wicks of the Buddha. They fought fiercely in their previous lives, so the Buddha rolled them together and turned them into wicks, asking them to practice hard to resolve this feud. Unfortunately, it backfired, and the fight was worse than before.

In the movie, they both use the same body, Xia Zi during the day and Xia Qing at night. Because of Xia Zi's simple persistence, he is crazy about love, only admiring Yuanyang, not immortals. In order to find his own love, he went all out to pursue the Supreme Treasure after discovering that it was the only thrill, but failed. He lost his way in the desert, was saved by Niu Wangmo, and was forced to get married.

At the end of the movie, Xia Zi and Xia Qing made up. Later, Xia Zi was stabbed to death by a cow in order to protect the Monkey King's supreme treasure, and returned to Tathagata as a wick.