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Rich Artistic Connotation & Historical Background: "Journey to the West," one of China's four great classical novels, tells the story of the Tang Monk and his three disciples on their journey to obtain Buddhist scriptures in the west.

Among them, the characters of Zhu Bajie, Sha Wujing, and Sun Wukong have become deeply ingrained in Chinese culture and are an integral part of it.

However, among these characters, Zhu Bajie is the most well-known for his unique appearance and personality traits.

Zhu Bajie is the third disciple of the Tang Monk and his companions.

He was originally a heavenly general named Tian Peng, but he was banished to earth due to his mistakes.

His appearance is that of a humanoid creature with a pig's head, round body, and short limbs.

His personality traits include gluttony, laziness, lustfulness, but also kindness and loyalty.

In "Journey to the West," Zhu Bajie is often depicted as a comedic character whose actions and behaviors often make people laugh out loud.

For example, when encountering monsters, he always uses his body to block attacks, which may seem foolish but is full of courage and fearlessness.

In addition, he often quarrels and fights with Sun Wukong but ultimately stands by the Tang Monk's side to protect his master's safety.

Apart from his portrayal in the novel, Zhu Bajie has appeared in many movies, TV dramas, and other artistic works.

The most famous of these is the movie "A Chinese Odyssey," starring Stephen Chow, which perfectly interprets Zhu Bajie's image and has become a classic in Chinese film history.

In conclusion, as an important character in "Journey to the West," Zhu Bajie not only brings joy and entertainment to readers but also conveys a spirit of bravery, loyalty, and friendship."