What does the Monkey King's head in A Chinese Odyssey stand for?

If the Monkey King's head is used in A Chinese Odyssey, he will think of the word Wukong, which is a hint of conversion to Buddhism. If you convert to Buddhism, you must be Wukong and practice in the air. The Supreme Treasure, the protagonist of A Chinese Odyssey, is played by Stephen Chow. The reincarnation of the Monkey King, the Great Sage of Qitian, was surrendered by Guanyin 500 years ago because he wanted to harm the Tang Priest and his disciples.

The Tang Priest was willing to give his life to save inverse acts, so Guanyin made the Monkey King reincarnate 500 years later, which was the supreme treasure. After the adventures of the Moonlight Box and the wedding of the Great Sage, the Supreme Treasure was enchanted and changed back to the Monkey King.

The story of westward journey

The main story is about the Monkey King in 500 years. Stephen Chow escorted Tang Sanzang to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures. On the way, he conspired with Niu Wangmo to kill Tang Sanzang and stole the Moonlight Box.

Master Guanyin arrived at the news and wanted to get rid of the Monkey King so as not to endanger his life. Tang Sanzang was merciful and willing to give his life for his life, so Guanyin reincarnated the Monkey King 500 years later, reunited him with his disciples and embarked on the road of learning from the scriptures again.

Five hundred years later, Spider Jingchun's 30-year-old mother came to the foot of Wuyue Mountain to look for the Monkey King's reincarnation in order to eat Tang Sanzang. During this period, there was a conflict with the hammers. Later, in order to get back at Chunsanniang, Supreme Bao, the axe gang leader, fell in love with his sister at first sight. In order to win the heart, Supreme Bao took the initiative to find the reincarnation of the Monkey King, during which various disputes occurred.