Wit and cleverness: the Monkey King is very clever, and can often come up with solutions to problems quickly. He is good at dealing with difficulties and challenges, and can respond flexibly in the face of various dangers.
Brave and firm: the Monkey King is fearless, fearless of difficulties and obstacles, and dares to face all kinds of monsters. He is determined, does not flinch easily, and can persist even in the face of many difficulties.
Humor: the Monkey King is a humorous character who often communicates with other characters in a playful and humorous way, bringing a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere.
Militant nature: the Monkey King used to be a big monkey in the Heavenly Palace, so he has some militant nature. He likes to challenge and fight, but with the development of the story, he gradually learned to control his emotions and impulses.
Strong sense of protection: the Monkey King has deep feelings for Tang Priest, and he can pay any price to protect Tang Priest's safety. He has always been concerned about the safety of Tang Priest, and his loyalty and protection are a highlight of the story.
Curiosity: the Monkey King is curious about new things. He is willing to explore and try, but sometimes he may encounter danger.
Growth and practice: In the process of traveling with the Tang Priest and his party, the Monkey King gradually changed from a slapstick and willful stone monkey to a more mature and sensible role, and kept growing through practice and experience.
The Monkey King's personality makes him one of the classic figures in The Journey to the West, which adds depth and interest to the story. His relationship with Tang Priest's disciples and his experience on the way to learn from the scriptures made his image more colorful.