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

Summary

In this passage, Tai Bai Jin Xing sends his disciple Sun Bai Lian on a mission, providing him with a jade and instructions. Sun Bai Lian travels to a snowy mountain and encounters three monks, playfully challenging their presence by dropping a stone with "Monkey Mountain" written on it. He engages in a witty philosophical argument about ownership and territory, using clever logic to question the monks' claims and authority, while demonstrating his own intelligence and mischievous nature.

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