In order to connect the creation of Journey to the West with dreams, let's first look at Freud's psychoanalysis.
At the beginning of Freud's psychoanalytic theory, because of his unique literary accomplishment, he chose "talk therapy" closely related to "language" to treat his mental patients. In his view, mental patients' closed and depressed inner obstacles can be vented or purified through language dialogue. It can be seen that psychoanalytic theory has an indissoluble bond with literary theory at the initial stage.
From paying attention to patients' language reaction to psychological analysis of normal people's language, writing and reading mistakes in daily life, it has taken a step forward and is linked with writers' literary creation. In fact, this connection has already appeared in the book Interpretation of Dreams (1900), which marks the birth of psychoanalysis.
An important prerequisite for Freud to extend psychoanalysis to literary creation is to connect writers with mental patients, and the bridge of this connection is "dreams". Freud believed that writers are dreaming in writing, only dreaming in a non-sleep state, so his works are also the deformation of his unconscious instinct and the alternative satisfaction of his desire. We often say that our dreams are chaotic, absurd and totally deformed.
When I finished reading this heavy The Journey to the West for the third time, I felt a lot in my heart. For the first time, I feel that the Monkey King is very powerful, very good at playing and will change a lot; Tang priest is very incompetent; Pig eight quit like a lazy "worm"; The sand monk is a dispensable role. The second time, I think the Monkey King is very cute; Tang priest is very stupid; Pig Bajie is a silly thing; Friar Sand is a loyal disciple. This time I feel that the Monkey King is very clever and loyal (especially to Tang Priest). Tang Priest is very kind, simple and kind. Pig Bajie is silly and lovely; The sand monk gives the impression that he is honest and honest. In The Journey to the West, * * * got 998 1. In the end, the four of them went through hardships and gained the true scriptures. Of course, there are many hardships in the story, so I won't say more. The story of Journey to the West tells us that everything is difficult at the beginning, but as long as you can build up confidence and courage, you can succeed through hard work! It also confirms an old saying: everything is difficult at the beginning. As long as you persist from the beginning and make unremitting efforts, I believe that in the near future, success will definitely be yours! When I opened The Journey to the West, one of the four classical novels, I was immediately attracted by it. In the story, the Monkey King, who is stubborn, upright, witty and brave, Pig Bajie who is lazy, Friar Sand who works hard, and Tang Priest who is simple, are all vividly portrayed by the author. This book mainly tells the fairy story of four apprentices in the Tang Dynasty who went to the Western Heaven for Buddhist scriptures. Along the way, they crossed the flaming mountain and fought against Bai. After many difficulties and obstacles, they overcame the obstruction of one monster after another and finally achieved immortality. Through these stories, this book shows the Monkey King's spirit of never giving up until he reaches his goal. This story tells us profoundly that justice will surely overcome evil, because truth will always exist and will never stop until it reaches its goal. This spirit is exactly what we teenagers need. Besides, it is no good to be lazy. Only wit, courage and determination can get twice the result with half the effort. When we encounter some setbacks and difficulties in our study or life, we should not give up. Setbacks and difficulties can be overcome. Why don't we use our brains, work hard and bite our teeth? Once the difficulties and setbacks are overcome, can victory be far behind?