The Monkey King: One of the characters in The Journey to the West written by Wu Cheng'en, a novelist in China in the Ming Dynasty, is a disciple of Tang Priest and the elder brother of Pig, Pig and Friar Sand. The Monkey King has changed seventy-two. Have a pair of golden eyes, can see through the disguise of monsters; A somersault can turn 108 thousand Li; The weapon used is a golden hoop, which can be large or small and can be changed at will. He took Guo Huashan as the king, calling himself the Monkey King, also known as the Monkey King and Dou Buddha. Fighting the Tathagata Buddha, he was crushed under the Five Elements Mountain for more than 500 years. After enlightened by Guanyin Bodhisattva, Tang Priest was protected to learn Buddhist scriptures from the West. After eighty-one difficulties, I got back the true scriptures and finally made a positive result. He was named Anti-Buddha, which represented the feelings and pursuits of kindness, justice and resistance of ancient people in China.
Lohan the Dragon: It is one of the characters in The Legend of Jigong, whose legal name is Daoji, also known as Ji Dian. Later, Daoji monks were honored as Jigong. He is a broken hat, a broken fan, a broken shoe and a dirty dress. He seems to be crazy. He first became a monk in Lingyin Temple, then lived in Jingci Temple. Uncontrolled by precepts, he likes wine and meat, and behaves like a crazy monk. He is a learned monk who does good deeds and is listed as the fiftieth ancestor of Zen and the sixth ancestor of Yangqizong.