"Daughter's Love" is an episode of The Journey to the West's sixteenth episode of 1986 TV series "Learning from the Girl Country", and another song "It's difficult to meet each other" is the same as this song, and the original singer is Wu Jing.

When the Tang Priest and his disciples passed through the daughter country, the king of the daughter country fell in love with Tang Priest at first sight, and he had a deep affection for Tang Priest. There was a flash of vacillation and trance in the Tang Priest's heart, and the once firm Tang Priest also said "If there is an afterlife", but Purdue's determination still overcame the personal feelings of his children, and Tang Priest finally persuaded the king of his daughter country to continue his journey to the west to learn from the scriptures.

1. The king of the daughter country

has an eyebrow like a jade feather and a muscle like sheep fat. The face is lined with peach petals and piled with golden phoenix silk. The autumn waves are enchanting, and the bamboo shoots are slim and seductive. Oblique red gauze floats brightly, and the high hairpin and pearl show brilliance.

When it comes to showing your beauty, it is better than beauty. The waist of the willow is slightly spread, and the jade limbs are lightly moved by the lotus steps. It's hard to get here in the moon, so how can the nine-day fairy be like this? The palace makeup is extraordinary, and it is true that the queen mother has fallen to the jade pool.

Second, the Tang Priest

1. The previous life was Jin Chanzi, the second disciple of the Tathagata, and the prototype was Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty. Xuanzang was born in Luoyang, Henan Province today. His layman's name was Chen Yi, and his law name was Xuanzang. He was honored as "Master Sanzang" and later called "Tang Priest".

2. The prototype of Tang Priest is Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty. Xuanzang, a monk in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Luoyang, Henan. At the age of 13, he followed his second brother to become a monk in Luoyang Jingtu Temple. In the first year of Zhenguan (AD 627), he traveled to India and studied Buddhist classics carefully. After 17 years, he returned to Chang 'an and wrote books and translated classics in Hongfu Temple and Jionji.

3. His main works include The Tale of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty, The Theory of Huizong and The Theory of Curing Evil, etc. He translated 75 Indian Buddhist scriptures with 1335 volumes, which made great contributions to the cultural exchanges between China and India.

Tang Priest on the Journey to the West-Baidu Encyclopedia