Wukong Tayin Energy Painting size 37.8X15.7 inch (96X40cm)

Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King, is a major character in the Chinese classic novel "Journey to the West." 
This painting depicts Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, preparing for battle, showcasing his courage and wisdom. In the artwork, he grasps his golden staff with a determined gaze, embodying his fearless spirit. The accompanying lines, “Seeking immortals and divination is not as good as taking charge of oneself; reciting scriptures is not as good as having skills in hand,” highlight the importance of self-mastery and practical ability, emphasizing reliance on one’s strengths rather than depending on external forces. Sun Wukong represents not only a mythological hero but also serves as an inspiration for people confronting life’s challenges, encouraging everyone to believe in their own strength and to bravely face the future. Through this painting, viewers can sense an inner strength and courage that resonates deeply.
Sun Wukong, known as the Victorious Fighting Buddha, should not be placed in the same space as other gods and Buddhas.