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On the Journey to the West, Bodhi taught the Monkey King seventy-two changes in somersault cloud.

According to the original records, that year, in Fangcun Mountain, Bodhi's father could not bear to ask the Monkey King for advice again and again, so he taught him somersault cloud and seventy-two changes. Seeing that the Monkey King was making rapid progress, Bodhi taught him to avoid three disasters and seventy-two changes. Seeing that the clouds in the Monkey King are too slow, Bodhi's ancestor made a somersault cloud for him. These two magical powers have become the Monkey King's trump cards, and they are used most frequently.

The original book mentioned: "If you go here, you will get sick." How can you get into trouble? But don't say you are my apprentice. If you say a word, I will know. I'll skin you and file you, and I'll banish you to a quiet place so that you can't turn over after all. "

This sentence is so cruel that the Monkey King remembered it firmly after listening to it. After going down the mountain, there was a big scene in the Heavenly Palace. I never directly mentioned that my master was the founder of Bodhi. As for the founder of Bodhi, since the Monkey King was driven away, he has disappeared from the Three Realms.

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The Journey to the West, one of the classical Four Great Classical Novels in China, is the first romance novel written by Wu Cheng'en in China in ancient Ming Dynasty.

Mainly describes the story of the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand protecting Tang Priest's Buddhist scriptures. They met with eighty-one difficulties along the way, turned the devil all the way, saved the day, and finally arrived in the Western Heaven to learn from the scriptures. According to Tang Sanzang's classic poems and folklore.