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	Zhu Bajie
		Zhu Bajie (豬八戒 aka 豬悟能) is one of the three helpers of Xuan Zang in the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West.
		Zhu Bajie was originally a general in Heaven before being banished for his misbehaviour.
		At the end of the novel, most of Zhu Bajie's fellow pilgrims achieve enlightenment and become buddhas or arhats[?], but he does not; although much improved, he is still too much a creature of his base desires.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/zh/Zhu_Bajie.html (274 words)

	Zhu Bajie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Zhu Bajie (豬八戒 WG: Chu Pa-chieh aka 豬悟能 Zhu Wuneng or Chu Wu-neng) is one of the three helpers of Xuanzang in the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West.
		His Buddhist name Zhu Wuneng (豬悟能) given by bodhisattva Guan Yin means "pig (reincarnate) who is aware of ability", a reference to the fact that he values himself insomuch as to forget his own grisly appearance.
		Unlike Zhu Bajie, he is not as important to the plot, especially in the later part of the Dragon Ball manga (known as Dragon Ball Z in the United States).
	88.208.194.172 /wiki/index.php/Zhu_Bajie (614 words)

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		The original namesake "Zhu Bajie" was a monk who follows the Tang Monk to Hindu to seek the original writting of the Buddha.
		"Zhu Bajie" literally means as in the three Chinese characters: "Pig" "Eight" "Queer" but this Zhu Bajie claims he had been currently in China and he talks like he dosen't know enough about America to make contradictory comments in order to distract or to downgrade an intellectual discussion.
		Zhu Bajie is a character in the fantasy epic, "Journey to the West" and (a couple years ago) was voted the ideal husband by 70% of the readers of a women's magazine.
	forum.truthout.org /blog/comments/2005/12/16/163253/73/120 (1268 words)

	Zhu Bajie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Zhu Bajie is perhaps the most complex and developed character in the novel.
		The novel makes use of constant alchemical imagery and Zhu Bajie is most closely linked to the Wood element, as seen by another one of his nicknames, Wood Mother (木母).
		At the end of the novel, most of Zhū Bājiè's fellow pilgrims achieve enlightenment and become buddhas or arhats, but he does not; although much improved, he is still too much a creature of his base desires.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Zhu_Bajie (850 words)

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		Zhu can only partially see the other dimensions, and cultivation seemed to be of secondary importance to him.
		In the face of tribulations and the truth, Monk Tang and Zhu gave up their suspicions, found their mistakes from within, helped each other and became a single unit once again.
		Zhu, as the one who fell for the trap of the demons, saw the situation from the grand angle, put down his selfishness and attachments and went to find Sun, who had been driven away in accordance with the Spirit's plans, so they could fight the evil together.
	www.pureinsight.org /pi/print_version.php?id=1561 (1000 words)

	Zhu - Qwika
		Zhu Rong Zhu Rong was the wife of Meng Huo...
		Zhu Wen Zhu Wen, born in 1967 with Quanzhou, Province...
		Zhu Ziqing (1898 - 1948) is one Chinese writer...
	www.qwika.com /find/Zhu?int=90 (429 words)

	Zhu Bajie - Famous Chinese Folktales & Famous Chinese Proverbs - Chinese Culture
		Zhu Bajie - Famous Chinese Folktales & Famous Chinese Proverbs - Chinese Culture
		Zhu Bajie (豬八戒 WG: Chu Pa-chieh aka 豬悟能 Zhu Wuneng or Chu Wu-neng) is one of the three helpers of Xuanzang (fictional character)Xuanzang in the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West.
		Once at a party organized for all the significant figures in Heaven, Bajie saw the Chang'e (mythology)Goddess of the Moon for the first time and was captivated by her beauty.
	www.famouschinese.com /virtual/Zhu_Bajie (612 words)

	Journey To The West~NEW DVD SET~SAIYUKI XI YOU JI: 1000195 movieSville
		Zhu Wuneng is punished to descend to the world of man because he had taken liberties with the Goddess of the Moon in Yaochi palace and he was reincarnated a pig wrongly.
		Zhu Wuneng reappears as a pig after drinking in the wedding banquet.
		Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie and the white dragon have saved their master at the risk of their lives and captured Sha Wujing.
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		The book describes the adventures of Tang monk Xuanzang (aka Sanzang) and his three disciples (Sun Wukong, Sha Wujing and Zhu Bajie) on their mission to the Western Heavens to find and bring back Buddhist scriptures.
		The Monkey King is the bravest, smartest, and toughest among the three disciples.
		Zhu Bajie (one of the three disciples of Tang Xuanzang).
	www.mybestchina.com /People_200402.html (303 words)

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		Xi 's time, however they subsequently became accepted as standard...
		Bajie was originally a general in Heaven before being banished for his...
		Bajie — it is greedy, ugly, stupid and it has the shape-changing...
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	Â»kanzentaiÂ« (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As stated earlier, disciple Zhu Bajie originally joined the journey to become enlightened and be forgiven for his sins.
		As with Zhu Bajie (Oolong), he was a general in heaven who was sent to live as a mortal on Earth as a punishment for destroying a valuable vase.
		He was sent to live as a demon who inhabited a river with sandy waters, where he awaited Tripitaka and co. Sun Wukong originally attacked him as an enemy as they crossed the river, but it was all sorted out eventually, and he joined them on their journey to the west.
	www.kanzentai.com /guide/arc_summary/db_son_goku.html (4129 words)

	Zhu Bajie - Wikipédia
		Zhu Bajie (豬八戒, « le Cochon aux Huit Vœux ») est un personnage de la mythologie chinoise, décrit dans « Le Voyage en Occident » (西遊記 xīyoǔjì).
		Son nom bouddhiste, Zhu Wuneng (豬悟能) donné par la bodhisattva Guan Yin signifie « cochon (réincarné) qui est attentif à l'habileté ».
		Zhu Bajie gouverne des troupes composées de 10 000 personnages célestes sous le titre de « Maréchal du ciel » (天蓬元帅, tianpeng yuanshuai).
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Zhu_Bajie (166 words)

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		His wish to produce paper-cut cartoon was supported by studio leader Te Wei as soon as he returned to Shanghai and entered Shanghai Animation Studio in 1956.
		Famous playwright Bao Lei wrote "Zhu Bajie Eats Water Melon" and cartoonist Jan Tong designed the characterization.
		Finally "Zhu Bajie Eats Water Melon" was finished in 1958 and started a new type of Chinese cartoon.
	www.cartoonwin.com /eng/articles/2002081601.html (454 words)

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		In China and Japan, the white (metal) Pig is associated with the moon and possesses the courageous qualities of a warrior.
		In the Chinese Buddhist novel JOURNEY TO THE WEST the good-natured Pig character, Zhu Bajie, symbolizes extreme sensual appetite.
		But Zhu Bajie is well-loved and respected because he openly admits to the indulgences that we all enjoy.
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	Sun Wukong
		For the rest of the epic Sun Wukong faithfully helps the Tang Priest on his journey to the west.
		The are joined by Friar Sand (Sha Wujing) and Pig (Zhu Bajie), two other monsters who have been tamed in advance by Guanyin and woven into Sanzang's destiny.
		The group gets into many scrapes and must learn many Buddhist lessons before they return safely to the Tang empire with the treasure of the Buddhist scripture.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/su/Sun_Wukong.html (490 words)

	Insulting the Monkey King
		Actually, pulling out plot elements from Journey to the West for adaptation, or even changing the gender of characters in the original novel during the course of adaptation, is nothing too shocking.
		An example of the former is China's first paper-cut cartoon, Zhu Bajie eating watermelon; its plot was not directly connected to Journey to the West, but rather was taken from a folk tale.
		"His hands held out a rake like dragon claws, a half-moon bow circled about his waist." Zhu Bajie had a bow at his waist - he is the only bow-carrier among those in the band.
	www.danwei.org /trends_and_buzz/insulting_the_monkey_king.php (2623 words)

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		Zhu Bajie: "its true but they only offer it to our master not to us.
		Zhu Bajie: "Wa You stole 4 and you only showed us 3.
		Zhu Bajie: "If he leaves, we won't be allowed to leave.
	cla.calpoly.edu /~bmori/syll/Hum310china/Ginsengfruit.html (1603 words)

	Journey to the West - Character Profiles (Zhu Ba Jie)
		So instead of death he was given 2000 strikes of the hammer and exiled from Heaven.
		Being the clumsy oaf he was, he went onto the wrong road and was accidentally reincarnated as a pig on Fu Ling Mountain, named Zhu Gang Lie.
		On the mountain, there was a woman called Sister Luan living in Yun Zhan Cave who let him live with her.
	www.vbtutor.net /Xiyouji/pzhubajie.htm (1327 words)

	EastSouthWestNorth: Dream Of the Red Chamber and the Reverse Opium War
		Again, this is a simple phrase that is understood by almost all Chinese people on account of their cultural heritage and knowledge.
		Zhu Bajie is a half-human/half-pig character in Journey To The West who is known for being crass, greedy and lusty and the ginseng fruit is a medical herb with refined properties.
		Offering a ginseng fruit to Zhu Jajie is like offering fine French wine to a hillbilly -- he'll just gulp it down without any appreciation or enjoyment and then make some inane comments about how it is not as good as moonshine.
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	Chinese Classical Literature
		Zhu Geliang's wit has always been admired and his name now has become a byword for inexhaustible resourcefulness.
		From the novel you can experience the bravery and wit of Sun Wukong, the piety of Xuanzang, the greed of Zhu Bajie, and the kindness of Sha Cen.
		In fact this story prevailed for a long time before it was finally written down in its entirety.
	www.travelchinaguide.com /intro/literature/fiction.htm (675 words)

	Starzinger - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Though there were already plenty of accounts of Hsüan-Tsan's journey, it became really popular when Wu Ch'eng-en (1500 - 1582) wrote a complete account of the entire journey.
		It was named Hsi-yu chi (The Journey to the West) and along with Hsüan-Tsan (named Sanzang Fashi in Hsi-yu Chi) and the Monkey, there was also a pig (Zhu Bajie) and a water demon (Sha Wujing).
		The pilgrimage took nearly twenty years and there were demons and monsters in every corner.
	www.warfist.com /starzinger/history1.html (1116 words)

	Monkey King Uproar in Heaven New DVD (single-disc edition): 8005645 movieSville
		Uproar in Heaven is based on the famous novel, Pilgrimage to the West, the amazing adventures of the monk Xuanzang as he travels westward in search of Buddhist sutras.
		With him are his three disciples: the irreverent but competent Monkey -- Sun Wukong, the gluttonous Pig -- Zhu Bajie and the dependable Friar Sand -- Sha Heshang.
		The journey takes the foursome through all kinds of harrowing ordeals and exciting trials as they defend themselves against monsters and spirits hungry for a taste of the monk's flesh.
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	Facial-Make of Beijing Opera --- Zhu Bajie
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		Zhu Bajie, a character in journey to the West, whose Buddhist name is Wuneng, was Tianpeng yuanshuai (an official name in supernal palace), but was demoted to the mortal world because of his sin and born as a pig.
		Who later followed Monk Tang as his prentice to get sutra in the West.
	artcraft.zymq.com /Paper_cut/beijingoperaZhuBajie.htm (122 words)

	Center for Puppetry Arts_Museum_Permanent Exhibit
		She is young, marriageable, and is presented ceremoniously to the community after seclusion in the "fattening house." Gift of Nancy Lohman Staub.
		From China, this Puppet Head of Zhu Bajie (the Pig of Eight Abstinences) (Early 20th Century) is from a hand and rod puppet.
		This pig is a major character in the story Journey to The West.
	www.puppet.org /museum/permanent.shtml (1586 words)

	Yangtze River Tour: Lantern Shadow Gorge
		On one of the hills called Maya Hill, stand four strange stones resembling the main characters of the classical work, 'Pilgrim to the West'.
		The lifelike stones show Tang Xuanzang riding on his horse, Monkey King carving out the way, plump Zhu Bajie, and Sha Seng carrying burdens.
		Seen from afar, they appear to be a shadow puppet drama with the light of lanterns.
	www.warriortours.com /river/lantern.htm (125 words)

	JabScratch - Page 3 - AWN Forums
		I did some more sketching on characters from the famous Chinese fable 'Journey To The West'.
		This time, I based the design of the character Zhu Bajie on some photos of Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs and a 'sturdy' Chinese monk doing exercises with a muck rake.
		At first, his face came out too cudly because I started out with a photo of a piglet.
	forums.awn.com /showthread.php?p=14318 (488 words)

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