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

Summary

The text explores philosophical discussions between Nezha and Sun Wukong about the nature of reality, truth, and perception. They delve into complex questions about existence, questioning whether something can be considered real or false based on perspective. The conversation touches on deep metaphysical concepts, with Sun Wukong pondering the potential falsity of the world and Nezha expressing concern about the philosophical implications. The dialogue ultimately reflects on the subjective nature of reality and the uncertainty of existence, highlighting the thin line between truth and illusion.

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