Why didn't anyone dare to neglect after Tang Priest took out the customs clearance documents? What did Li Shimin write on it?

The Journey to the West is a classic of China traditional culture. This novel is not only China's four classical novels, but also has a far-reaching influence on our generations. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the four classic novels have been shot by countless directors and actors. Among so many different versions of the works, my favorite is 1986 Yang Jie's Journey to the West starring six young children.

1986 is an important year, and the Journey to the West and Dream of Red Mansions released during this period can be called classics. Journey to the West novels not only have an impact on our culture, but also on countries around China.

I believe many people like to watch their favorite TV series several times. The first time I watched the TV series Journey to the West was in primary school. Pupils are simple-minded and only see special effects and plots. With the growth of age and the gradual maturity of thoughts, I feel a lot of details when I look at The Journey to the West again. I sincerely lament the high attainments of China writers. I believe many friends have noticed a detail: every time Tang Priest and his disciples pass through a place and take out customs clearance documents, no one dares to neglect them. Maybe many friends are curious about what is written on the customs clearance form.

This detail is described in the first episode of the TV series: Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, wrote the words "Imperial Gifts from the Tang Dynasty" on the customs clearance document. Through the plot, we can know that Tang Priest and Li Shimin became brothers. Tang Priest's position in Li Shimin's heart is unique, and no one can replace him. The whole world belongs to Emperor Taizong, and it is reasonable that no one dares to neglect the customs clearance documents.