Princess Iron Fan, also known as rogue or fairy iron fan, is a female character in China's classic The Journey to the West. She is an enlightened fairy with a beautiful and handsome appearance. She married Niu Wangmo and gave birth to a son, Hong Haier. I live in the Banana Cave on Cui Yun Mountain thousands of miles away from the Flame Mountain. I have a magic banana fan that can put out fires.

The character origin of princess iron fan;

Princess Iron Fan is a fictional character in China's classical novel The Journey to the West. She was the wife of Niu, the sworn brother of the Monkey King, the Great Sage of Qitian, and her son Hong Haier was later taken in by Guanyin.

In The Fifty-ninth Back to Tang Sanzang Road Blocking the Flame Mountain, Sun Walker Tuned the Banana Fan, the original name was "Iron Fan Fairy", and the later name was even more famous. According to the novel, the woodcutter said with a smile, "Although there is an iron fan fairy in this banana cave, there is only an iron fan princess, also known as a rogue."

Luo Cha, an evil spirit in Buddhism, is an evil spirit who eats human flesh. Legend has it that it was originally the name of an Indian aborigine. After the Aryans conquered India, they became synonymous with the wicked and evolved into the floorboard of evil spirits.

However, during the Ming and Qing Dynasties in China, China people called foreigners, especially Soviets, Luo Cha, mainly because they were fierce and unreasonable. Considering the historical background and the time when The Journey to the West wrote the book, it can generally be considered that Luo Cha mentioned in the book should be a small country in Russian region.