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

Summary

The passage describes Wu Kong's interactions with a celestial horse named Qing Chen during a nighttime journey. Initially reluctant, the horse gradually warms up to Wu Kong as he treats it with care and understanding. Wu Kong shares wisdom and observations about horse care, spending time learning about grooming, feeding, and maintaining the horses. The narrative highlights the development of trust and connection between Wu Kong and the horses, emphasizing the importance of patience, respect, and allowing animals to experience freedom beyond their usual constraints.

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