What's the name of the old turtle in Journey to the West?

The old tortoise in Journey to the West is called the old giant.

The old catfish was the original owner of Zhongtong Tianhe in Journey to the West, and later the Love King came here to fight the old catfish. Many children of the old salamander were hurt by the king of inspiration, and many relatives of the old salamander were taken away. The old man fought with him, but he occupied the nest for nothing. The Monkey King went to the South China Sea to invite Guanyin Bodhisattva and took the Love King away with a fish basket.

In order to repay the Monkey King, Lao Nian crossed the Tongtian River with his Tang Priest and his disciples on his back, begging Tang Priest to help him ask when the Buddha could become an adult. Tang priest and his disciples went to Lingshan but forgot. Later, because the Tang Priest and his disciples had only experienced eighty difficulties in getting scriptures, they joined the Tongtian River and fell into the water. This difficulty was caused by the old catfish.

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The eighty-first difficulty of Journey to the West:

In the Journey to the West, Tang Priest experienced eighty-one difficulties. In fact, the setting of the 81 difficulty itself is not strict. Sometimes the author divides a dilemma into two and three, and it is difficult to make up the number. For example, the dilemma of "Huang Fengguai's Resistance" and "Asking Ji Ling" are actually two stages of a story.

Sometimes, it is not the Tang Priest himself who suffers directly, such as "demons suffer", but only the Monkey King, while some people, such as "becoming a monk", are even more difficult to learn.

From the specific description of the "eighty-one difficulties", each has its own profound meaning, either referring to nature, symbolizing society, alluding to history, or pointing directly at people's hearts, indicating that a life always has to go through many hardships to continue to grow, and different lives must go through different tests to succeed.

His different angles and writing styles reflect various problems faced by China ancient society and even the whole mankind.