Chaos distinguishes between heaven and earth, and no one sees it. Since Pangu broke the HarmonyOS system, it has opened up a clear distinction from here. Build a group of people to respect benevolence and invent all things to be good. If you want to know the power of nature, you must read the Journey to the West.
Translation:
Heaven and earth are not divided, and the world is in chaos, and no one can see clearly. Since the beginning of the world, Pangu has separated the clear from the turbid and the heaven from the earth. Everything in the world depends on the overwhelming grace of the supreme benevolent, and everything has great merits. Want to know how this merit is made, please see The Journey to the West.
Extended data:
The story of Journey to the West described in The Journey to the West is much simpler than The Journey to the West in Wu Cheng'en, with only120,000 words (820,000 words in Wu Chengen and Journey to the West). Among them, the Heavenly Palace Rebellion, the death of Chen Guangrui, the revenge of the great river and the resurrection of Emperor Taizong are slightly detailed.
Eighteen stories in the first three volumes are equivalent to the first eight stories of The Journey to the West, with the same plot and one-third fewer words; The fourth volume is about eight stories about Tang Priest's birth, which were not found in The Journey to the West in Ming Dynasty, but supplemented by The Journey to the West in Qing Dynasty. Twenty-one articles in the fifth to seventh volumes are equivalent to nine to fifteen times that of Tang Ben and The Journey to the West; The last three volumes are less than 40,000 words, which summarizes the content of 740,000 words in the last 85 chapters of The Journey to the West. It is far from simple.