This water doesn't mean that you can't be a gentleman when you are old.

This sentence comes from a conversation between the Monkey King and a fortune teller in The Journey to the West. The fortune teller worked out the Monkey King's "birth" and "previous life" at the foot of Wuxing Mountain. Finally, the Monkey King asked the fortune teller, "This water is not supernormal. You can't see the tears in your eyes Not the water that ordinary people should have. "

The meaning of this conversation is not clear, and it may need to be interpreted in context. Literally, the Monkey King seems to be saying that he is not an ordinary fairy, but the embodiment of the old man. However, the real meaning of this dialogue may need to find clues in the original.

In a word, this sentence by the Monkey King has no clear meaning, which may need to be interpreted according to the clues in the original work.