Calamities in Journey to the West? My heart and form are both void.

Summary

Summary: In this scene, a widow and her three daughters attempt to persuade Xuanzang's traveling companions, particularly Wu Kong, to marry into their family. Wu Kong diplomatically refuses, emphasizing that women can be independent and marriage should not be forced. The mother persistently tries to arrange a marriage, even suggesting all three daughters could marry Wu Kong. Despite the pressure, Wu Kong maintains his stance, while Xuanzang watches the entertaining situation unfold. The scene highlights themes of societal expectations, marriage, and personal choice in a humorous and complex interaction.

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