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💥Discount on Shen Yun tickets: https://shenyun.live/Jared 💥Shen Yun Creations: https://sypa.us/chinese-jared https://www.shenyunperformingarts.org... Subscribe to Learn Chinese Now:    / learnchinesenow   Jared on Twitter:   / mcjaredmadsen   Jared on Instagram:   / mcjaredmadsen   Jared on Facebook:   / mcjaredmadsen   Check us out on Ganjing World: https://www.ganjing.com/channel/1eiqj... In ancient times, in a land far, far away, there existed a mystical world filled with extraordinary creatures and magical beings. This world was known as the Celestial Kingdom, and it was ruled by the Jade Emperor玉皇大帝 (Traditional: 玉皇大帝, Pinyin: Yùhuáng Dàdì), a wise and powerful deity who governed all realms, including heaven, earth, and the underworld. In this kingdom, where gods and immortals roamed freely, the story of the Monkey King began. The name "Flower-Fruit Mountain" (花果山, Huāguǒ Shān) paints a vivid image of a paradise filled with colorful flowers and exotic fruits. If Flower-Fruit Mountain were a real tourist destination today, it would likely have an Instagram-famous waterfall and a top-rated vegan restaurant. Amidst this wonderland, a monkey named Sun Wukong was born. In the original legend, Sun Wukong was not born in the traditional sense. He emerged from a mystical, primal stone atop Flower-Fruit Mountain, imbued with the essence of heaven and earth over centuries. Sun Wukong's name, 孙悟空 (Sūn Wùkōng), can be translated to "Enlightened to Emptiness," reflecting his journey of self-discovery. Now, Sun Wukong is known by many names. He's often referred to as the "Monkey King" (猴王, Hóu Wáng) "Handsome Monkey King" (美猴王, Měi Hóu Wáng). But he also goes by "Great Sage Equal to Heaven" (齐天大圣, Qítān Dàshèng) Sun Wukong's legendary armor is not just for show. Each piece of his armor possesses its own magical properties. His golden headband, for instance, tightens when his master chants a special incantation, causing immense pain to keep him in check. Sun Wukong is often depicted as a dragon-slayer, which showcases his ability to confront powerful supernatural beings. He also wields a magical staff, known as the Ruyi Jingu Bang "如意金箍棒" "Rúyì Jīngū Bàng", which can change its size and weight at his command. The name "Ruyi Jingu Bang" (如意金箍棒) can be translated as the "As One Wishes Golden-Banded Staff." Here's the breakdown of the translation: "如意" (Rúyì): This means "as one wishes" or "according to one's desire." "金" (Jīn): This translates to "golden." "箍" (Gū): This refers to "banded" or "hooped." to bind with hoops "棒" (Bàng): This means "staff" or "rod." One fateful day, Sun Wukong caught a glimpse of the Milky Way – the "Galaxy far, far away" of Chinese mythology – and yearned to explore the heavens. Determined to reach the heavens, Sun Wukong sought the wisdom of Su Xian, a sage renowned for his knowledge of immortality and mystical arts. His teachings could be considered the ancient equivalent of a "Masterclass" in superpowers. Su Xian's name, 素贤 (Sùxián), translates to “Pure Virtue” emphasizing his profound knowledge. Under Su Xian's tutelage, Sun Wukong honed his supernormal abilities. The art of transformation (变化, biànhuà) was one of Sun Wukong's most iconic skills, allowing him to change his form at will. He could morph into anything, from a mighty dragon to a humble teapot. Sun Wukong's also had the ability to multiply himself by plucking and blowing on his own fur. This is a nod to an ancient Chinese idiom: "一毛不拔，全身不立" (Yī máo bù bá, quánshēn bù lì), which means "Without plucking a single hair, the whole body cannot stand upright." This idiom refers to the idea that a single small change can have significant consequences. Returning to Flower-Fruit Mountain, Sun Wukong became the beloved leader of his monkey companions, ensuring peace and prosperity. Sun Wukong's leadership qualities made him a beloved figure among the monkeys and a strong contender for the new season of Survivor: Flower-Fruit Mountain. Yet, Sun Wukong's spirit of curiosity and adventure was insatiable, leading him beyond the mountain's borders and into the unknown. Sun Wukong's adventures led him to confront deities, demons, and mind-bending challenges. In one of his daring feats, Sun Wukong invades the Heavenly Peach Garden (蟠桃园, Pántáo Yuán), where he consumes the Peaches of Immortality, resulting in his invincibility. Movie Credits : The Forbidden Kingdom The Legend of Wukong Monkey King 2 Monkey King 3 Spider Man 2 Music Credits : Aaron Kenny - Desert Caravan Hidden Place - Soundroll Fabio Emma - ElectroChina Kevin MacLoed - Scheming Weasel Yangkaiji - Emperor's battle Edited by ‪@iwestez‬