It can be said that this question shows a strong "conspiracy theory" style, and this kind of "conspiracy theory" articles usually capture the psychology of many netizens who have never read the original book and like to be curious, and over-interpret one or two sentences or even one or two words in the original book, and a lot of brains make up a seemingly "shocking" conclusion to gain attention.
Look at the other answers to this question, it turns out to be the same. Let's start with the most common misinformation: "the Monkey King is The goddess patching the sky Stone". In Bai Hui's Ben The Journey to the West's original works, the Monkey King has nothing to do with mending the stone, and it is not Nu Wa who mending the sky, but Tai Shang Lao Jun.
On the top of that mountain, there is a fairy stone. Its stones are three feet six feet five inches high and two feet four feet round. Three feet six feet five inches high, showing 365 degrees on Sunday; Two feet and four feet in circles, according to the political calendar. There are nine holes and eight holes in the table. Press jiugong gossip. There are no trees to shade all around, and there are orchids around. Since Gai was opened, every time it was naive, more and more refined, and I felt well-informed for a long time.
My gourd is the beginning of chaos, flying into the sky. There is a bodhi old zu who solved the name of Nu Wa, refined stones to make up the sky, and saved Yan Fu's world. When I arrived at the palace, I saw a wisp of immortal vine at the foot of a Kunlun mountain, with this purple and red gourd on it, but it was left by the old gentleman today. ? That bottle is a treasure of yin and yang, and it contains seven treasures, eight diagrams and twenty-four gases.
So it is completely nonsense to say that Nu Wa lives in Huaguoshan. The second statement is even more ridiculous. It is said that there are "Kirin" and "Phoenix" living in Huaguoshan, where "Kirin" is in charge of animals and "Phoenix" is in charge of birds. They are two great gods. At the same time, in order to prove the correctness of this statement, an original text was posted:
Dan Cliff is a strange rock, and the stone wall has been cut off. Dan Cliff and Cai Feng echoed; Before cutting the wall, Kirin lies alone. Listen to the golden rooster crowing at the top of the mountain, and every dragon in the cave comes and goes.
It is estimated that this netizen either didn't read the book carefully or just read the first chapter of Journey to the West. Because in the world set by Journey to the West, Phoenix and Kirin are really not so tall. Kirin is better. There are only two in the book, one in Guo Hua and the other in Wuzhuangguan, but its function is basically to decorate the environment.
In the deep forest, eagles gather thousands of birds, and in the ancient cave, Kirin controls all kinds of animals. There is love in the water and many twists and turns around; Since a week ago, the peaks have been overlapping.
In contrast, Phoenix is a bit miserable. It has appeared nearly 20 times in the book, and it has appeared twice as food in addition to embellishing the environment.
Multicolored gold table, thousand-flowered jasper basin. There are dragon liver and phoenix marrow, bear's paw and scarlet lips on the table. The delicacies of mountains and seas are delicious, and different fruits and vegetables are new in color.
When describing Jiro splitting a mountain to save his mother, a slingshot shot down two phoenixes.
The axe split Taoshan once saved the mother and hit the phoenix. It is well known to punish the eight eccentrics, and joining the Seven Saints of Meishan is just so.
Even in Guo Hua, not all animals are under the jurisdiction of Kirin and Phoenix. Before the Monkey King learned from his teacher, he had this conversation with the monkeys on the mountain:
I'm waiting for a party day after day. In the blessed land of Fairy Mountain, the ancient cave in China, I don't belong to Kirin, Phoenix or the human throne. Freedom is an infinite blessing. Why worry?
In fact, as long as you look at the description of Huaguoshan in the book, you will know that Huaguoshan has no special characters. If there are special characters, how can Huaguoshan be defeated to such a scene:
Outside the cave, Qiao Song leaned forward, and before the cliff, cypress trees were scarce. Chinese fir, Chinese fir, cypress, chestnut, sandalwood, peach, apricot, plum, pear and jujube. How to raise silkworms without mulberries? Wicker and fine bamboo are not so difficult to live in. The peak turned to dust, and the bottom of the stream was covered with grass. There is no gardenia in front of the cliff, and the roadside is covered with mud red vines.
Since grandpa went, this mountain has been set on fire by Erlang Bodhisattva, and most of it has been burned. We crouched in the well, drilled in the stream, hid under the iron bridge, and got a life back. When the fire goes out and the smoke is gone, it is difficult to survive without the support of flowers and fruits, and it will be halfway there. Half of us live in the mountains. In the past two years, half of us have been robbed by some hunters.
Imagine, if there are any special people on the mountain, can Erlang God unscrupulously release Yamakaji? Hunters can hunt in the mountains so openly?
Besides, why didn't Tathagata dare to kill the Monkey King? The word "dare not" is used strangely. It is clearly written in the book that the Monkey King is "trapped in evil, but good roots are still rising". Don't kill him because he still has good roots. How can you have such an idea that you dare not? Besides, Journey to the West is a novel. If the Tathagata Buddha really killed the Monkey King, does it mean that Journey to the West doesn't need to write this book a hundred times at all, and the Tang Priest can end when he leaves the border of the Tang Dynasty and is eaten by a tiger?
So to sum up, there is nothing special in Huaguoshan, and the Tathagata Buddha would not dare to kill the Monkey King.