What is the plum blossom picture of the little demon giving the old demon the Tang monk meat?

Three little devils were carefully selected, turned into kings, put on his helmet, armor and pestle, and ambushed in three places. Let one beat Pig Bajie first, then let another beat Friar Sand, and the last one beat the Monkey King, and the real king will catch Tang Priest in mid-air, which must be like looking for something. This trick is called the plum blossom splitting plan.

The demon king listened to the little demon's plan, and he succeeded in avoiding the three disciples and catching the Tang Priest.

Extended data:

The Journey to the West eighty-six, "Jiang Mumu urged the monster Gong Jin to cast spells to exorcise evil spirits". Originally a leopard essence with the skin of Artemisia argyi leaves, it has become a demon after hundreds of years of cultivation. He made trouble in Lian Yue Cave in Yinwu Mountain, and created an iron pestle with low strength and mana, but he was very wise. Nanshan refers not to Yinwu Mountain, but to Zhong Nanshan, which is one of the cradles of Taoism and a good place to cultivate immortals. This leopard spirit calls himself the king of Nanshan, which is really boasting. In the original narration, it was called the southern horn monster.

First, the Tang Priest was cheated by the "plum blossom splitting scheme", and then the Monkey King, Pig Bajie and Friar Sand were cheated twice by fake heads. The Monkey King was eager to save Master, and suddenly he became a water rat and a flying ant. With a sleepy head, he brought down the little monster guarding the Tang Priest, broke into the fairy cave with Pig Bajie, killed the monster and rescued Master. Nanshan King is one of the two demon kings killed by Pig Bajie, and the other is Fox Seven. The allusion comes from the idiom: "The leopard in Nanshan hides".