In the fourteenth episode of Journey to the West, in the Bodhi City, what kind of food was served to the four disciples by Minister Kou? It was not bamboo rice but bamboo?

The place in Bodhi City in Journey to the West was not Persia. In Journey to the West, the Pirates of Bodhi City refers to a mysterious city that Sun Wukong and his friends encountered on their way to the Buddhist scriptures. It is called Bodhi City and is said to hide many magical treasures and secrets. However, the real location of the Bodhi City was not in the territory of Persia, but in the Xinjiang region of China, which had no direct connection with Persia.

In Journey to the West, Patriarch Bodhi was a Daoist immortal, not a Buddhist figure. In the novel, Patriarch Bodhi was regarded as one of the highest leaders among the Taoist immortals. He had the Dao Fruit (also known as Dao fate) and the ability to live forever. His teachings were inherited by Tang Sanzang and others and influenced the entire story of Journey to the West.

The works of Bodhi in Journey to the West were not officially recorded in writing, so there was no exact name or author left. However, according to the plot and characters in the novel, Patriarch Bodhi could be regarded as an important figure in Taoism. He taught many Taoist cultivation methods and wisdom to Tang Sanzang and others to help them cultivate and become immortals. In the novel, Patriarch Bodhi's image was more mysterious. His image and deeds were not described in detail, so there was no clear record of his works.

In Journey to the West, Patriarch Bodhi was a Taoist immortal and was revered as "Immortal Taiyi". He was one of the Three Pure Ones of Taoism and was revered as the three ancestral gods of Taoism together with Immortal Yuding and Fairy Hunyuan. According to legend, he was Sun Wukong's master and taught Sun Wukong many secrets and techniques of cultivation. He also helped Sun Wukong overcome all kinds of difficulties and finally became an immortal.

There were many developments in the plot of the 31st episode of Journey to the West. In this episode, the white wolf was able to skillfully use the beast soul of the Sky Feather Hunter to destroy many stone pillars. The destruction of the stone pillars caused Sun Wukong's seal to begin to loosen, and he could even speak. However, some people believed that the speaker might not be the real Goku. From the voice acting, it looked different from before. At the same time, the plot indicated that Sun Wukong's unsealing had progressed, but there was a saying that the real suppression of Sun Wukong might be a sword. This episode also mentioned that the Dragon Clan of the South Sea had complained to the Heavenly Court that the Dragon Clan of the South Sea had hidden a strange scripture in the Heavenly Feather Mountain. The Dragon Clan of the South Sea had invited God Erlang to deal with Tang Sanzang and the others. In addition, in order to remove the seal on Wukong, he had to destroy the stone pillar and pull out the sword that sealed him. On the other side, the old dragon king of the Heavenly Feather Mountain was preparing his troops when the Heavenly soldiers attacked. He led more than 300 dragons to fight against the Heavenly soldiers alone. The little white wolf chose to stay when the Heavenly Feather Mountain was in danger to repay the kindness of saving his life.

In the 40th episode of Journey to the West, the three gods woke up and Sun Wukong helped the gods through the crisis. After the team left the west, Sha Wujing went to the underworld to save his master. Ba Jie killed someone in Black Water Town because of his mistake. Xiao Yu, the white wolf, subdued a tiger in the Forest of Horrors and was besieged by stone soldiers in the ancient city. Sanzang and others returned to rescue them, but they met the Dark Shadow Heavenly King and Wukong returned to help. Sanzang resolved the resentment of the dead souls, and the western team bid farewell to their old friends and continued on their way.

The 86 edition of Journey to the West only had 25 episodes, and there was no 26th episode. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!

The 86th edition of Journey to the West, episode 8, was called "Three Difficulties on the Way". Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!

Journey to the West Season 5, episode 25, the story was about the awakening of the three gods, and Sun Wukong helped the gods through the crisis. After the team left the west, Sha Wujing went to the underworld to save his master. Ba Jie killed someone in Black Water Town because of his mistake. Xiao Yu, the white wolf, subdued a tiger in the Forest of Horrors and was besieged by stone soldiers in the ancient city. Sanzang and others returned to rescue them, but they met the Dark Shadow Heavenly King and Wukong returned to help. Sanzang resolved the resentment of the dead souls, and the western team bid farewell to their old friends and continued on their way. You can watch this episode on the Speedy Cloud.

According to the story of Journey to the West, Sun Wukong's master, Bodhi, and the future Bodhi were not the same person. In the Journey to the West, Patriarch Bodhi was a talented disciple of Taoism who was sent to the human world to teach Taoism. Sun Wukong heard about the existence of Patriarch Bodhi on his way to the scriptures and received guidance from Patriarch Bodhi because he asked the patriarch to give him a positive fruit. However, in Buddhism, Patriarch Bodhi was regarded as a master of Zen and was the disciple of the fifth ancestor of Zen, Hongren, not a Taoist figure. In the future, Bodhi referred to the founder of Zen Buddhism. He was one of the teachers of Buddha Sakyamuni and was considered one of the origins of Zen Buddhism. In Buddhism, Patriarch Bodhi was regarded as a symbol of wisdom and enlightenment. He was respectfully called "Patriarch Bodhi" or "Bodhi Buddha" and was a very famous master in Buddhism.