"Taibai Jinxing is a bit annoying" Author: Ma Boyong Publisher: Hunan Literature and Art Publishing House

Taibai Jinxing Li Changgeng has been a little annoyed recently.

The Heavenly Palace and the Western Paradise jointly launched the major project of "Journey to the West". He was ordered to plan the 81 difficulties to ensure that Tang Monk can complete the process safely and obtain the scriptures smoothly to become a Buddha. The old immortal thought that everything was under control, but who knew that the big trouble had just begun: expense reimbursement, work reports, personnel arrangements, notes from various immortals, the hidden thoughts of monsters from all over the world, countless threads that could not be sorted out, and endless trivialities... When the truth of the havoc in the Heavenly Palace resurfaced, involving countless causes and effects, Li Changgeng found that his path to becoming a golden immortal was becoming increasingly slim.

【Editor's recommendation】

This is a Journey to the West story that every adult should reread.

Taibai Jinxing Li Changgeng has been a bit annoyed recently. The Heavenly Court and the Western Heaven jointly launched a major project called "Journey to the West". He was ordered to plan 81 difficulties to ensure the project is safe. The old immortal thought everything was under control, but who knew that the big trouble had just begun.

During the project, how to reimburse activity expenses? How to write a work report? How to balance the demands of different superiors? How to deal with emergencies? How to resolve personnel disputes? A series of questions unfold a rich and interesting workplace ecology without changing the ending of the classic work "Journey to the West". Even though Li Changgeng has countless tips, he often falls into anxiety.

It is said that immortals should "transcend cause and effect and forget about emotions" and that one should not get emotional in the workplace. However, Taibai Jinxing said, "We cannot understand many human obsessions, but that does not mean that the pain does not exist." Even if one is given the title of "immortal" or "Buddha", one still cannot abandon the word "human". As long as there are people, there are concerns, cause and effect, and gains and losses that cannot be abandoned.

Only by breaking up meaningless pursuits can you truly achieve enlightenment.

Continuing the small-format double-cover design of "Lychees in Chang'an", the book comes with 10 creative illustrations drawn by the famous painter Shi Xiaojie.