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

Summary

In a bustling city, Xin He is confronted by an arrogant man who wishes to buy her celestial horse. Despite his insistence and charm, she firmly refuses, aware that selling such a creature would violate divine law. The man, undeterred, tries to win favor with her grandfather, Wu Kong, who reflects on the complexities of human nature while observing the young man’s cunning ways. As they navigate through the city, Xin He’s playful desire for candied hawthorns leads Wu Kong to humor her, revealing their deep bond. The narrative explores themes of wealth, character, and the contrast between appearances and true value.

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