Little Farmer Big Star

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Shen Cong's Weibo post was full of more than a thousand words, telling the reason why Tang Monk was turned into a tiger instead of other animals.

Although it is just speculation and analysis, it is reasonable and reasonable. When all the book fans saw it, their hearts jumped, "Oh my god! There is really a reason."

I originally thought that the tiger was just an animal randomly chosen by Li Fan, but now I realized that there was such a cause and effect.

A group of book fans were both excited and on the verge of tears. They found that without the interpretation and analysis of celebrities, they would not be able to understand it.

Or maybe what they saw was just the excitement on the surface.

Who would have thought that Tang Monk being transformed into a tiger could have such profound meaning.

On the Internet, a lot of book fans are discussing this issue again.

"Who was asking in the first place if there was a reason why Monk Tang was turned into a tiger? Talented people, there really is a reason."

"It seems now that after Tang Seng left Chang'an, he encountered tigers four times in a row, which was paving the way for this plot. It was so clever and too hidden. If it hadn't been for Mr. Shen Cong's interpretation, we would have really Ma can’t find it.”

"It's not so much a foreshadowing of the plot as it is a destiny of cause and effect. It was Tang Seng who laid down the cause before, and that was why he was turned into a tiger later."

"All living beings are equal, all living beings have the Buddha nature, and all living beings can become Buddhas. After Tang Seng went through this incident, he should have a deeper understanding of this."

"Everything has a cause and effect, and there are hidden mysteries everywhere. It seems that we must pay more attention when we look at it in the future."

"It's not enough to just be more attentive, but also to think carefully about the whole story. Some plots that seem very ordinary to us may hide some kind of mystery. I like it more and more."

"..."

A group of book fans were talking about Shen Cong's Weibo, and just when everyone was talking about it, Shen Cong updated another Weibo.

This Weibo post reads, "When we were analyzing the previous question, we mentioned that the first monster Tang Monk encountered was General Tiger Jingyin.

Regarding this point, we can actually think more about why the first monster Tang Monk encountered was a tiger spirit?

Why is this tiger spirit called 'General Yin'?

To know,

Naming a tiger spirit after 'General Yin' feels a bit strange.

So, why did Mr. Li Fan name it like this? Is there any intention?

After some analysis, I found that it might actually have a purpose.

We all know that ‘Zhuang Zhou’s dream turned into a butterfly, and Lu Wang Zhao flew into a bear. ’ These two historical allusions.

Among them, "Lu Wang" and "Fei Xiong" in "Lu Wang Zhao Fei Xiong" refer to Jiang Ziya.

Jiang Ziya, whose surname is Jiang, Lu family, given name Shang, and Wang, whose courtesy name is Ziya, so Jiang Ziya is also called Lu Wang or Lu Shang, and "Fei Xiong" is Jiang Ziya's nickname.

The allusion of "Lü Wangzhao's Flying Bear" refers to the story of King Wen of Zhou Jichang who met Jiang Ziya while visiting the Weishui River.

This story is also a very important plot in Mr. Li Fan's previous work.

What we are going to talk about now is that the first monster Tang Monk encountered was General Tiger Jingyin, which was related to Jiang Ziya.

Jiang Ziya is nicknamed "Flying Bear". The "Flying Bear" here is not a bear with wings, but a tiger with wings.

Because according to relevant ancient books and documents, after the tiger becomes a spirit, it can grow two wings on its ribs, and it is called a flying bear.

As for why it’s not called ‘Flying Tiger’ but ‘Flying Bear’?

The reason is unknown. We don’t need to delve into it. We just need to know that this is a cultural inheritance.

Then, we can draw the conclusion that the first monster Tang Monk encountered, General Tiger Jingyin, actually vaguely alluded to Jiang Ziya, the God of Gods.

At the end of the film, Jiang Ziya presided over the ceremony of conferring gods. Although he himself was not canonized as a god, he held the 'god-beating whip' and managed all the gods he had conferred. He was a veritable god of gods.

Now, in order to express his respect to Jiang Ziya, the God of All Gods, Mr. Li Fan chose the first monster Tang Monk encountered as a tiger spirit.

It was precisely because of Jiang Ziya that he was given a somewhat strange name, 'General Yin'.

Although Jiang Ziya was in command of King Wu's army, he could also be called a general.

Because of this, General Yin and the tigers that Tang Seng encountered three times in a row did not hurt Tang Seng.

So, why is it called General Yin instead of generals with other surnames such as General Li and General Jiang?

There is naturally a reason for this.

General Yin has two monster friends, one is a bear spirit,

The combination of the character "Yin" and the character "Xiong" is "Yin Xiong", which is homophonic to "hero".

The other one is called ‘Special Virtues’, a buffalo spirit.

It’s also a weird name that makes people think of one word, ‘extra awesome’!

When the two are connected, General Yin is a hero, so awesome!

The above is the reason why the first monster Tang Monk encountered was a tiger spirit and why it was called "General Yin".

Of course, this is just my personal analysis and speculation, which may be right or wrong.

Does Mr. Li Fan really have this intention? Everyone can discuss it themselves. "

After reading this Weibo post by Shen Cong, many book fans

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They were once again collectively dumbfounded, and then couldn't help shouting, "Oh no! Even this has so much elegance and profound meaning."

Although this is just Shen Cong's interpretation and analysis, and I cannot be 100% sure that Li Fan's design really has such profound meaning, this statement is by no means unreasonable.

All the book fans had only one thought in their minds at this time. Perhaps they should read it carefully again.

There may be many very interesting metaphors hidden in it, waiting for them to discover them one by one.

The hidden metaphors waiting to be discovered also excite them.

And on the Internet, there was once again a lot of discussion about it.

"This metaphor is too deep. If I hadn't read Mr. Shen Cong's interpretation, I probably wouldn't have been able to figure it out in my lifetime."

"I finally understand now that it is not an easy thing to truly and completely understand."

"I guess it's impossible for me to analyze those metaphors on my own. I'll just wait for the interpretations from celebrities. It's enough for me to see all the wonderful things on the surface."

"..."

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Year after year, it’s New Year’s Eve again, and the countryside is here to pay New Year’s greetings to everyone.

I wish you all good health and happiness in the coming year.

Those who have a lover, cherish the lover around you, and those who are single, get out of singles as soon as possible.

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Dear, this chapter is finished, I wish you a happy reading! ^0^