齐天大圣

齊天大聖
qítiāndàshèng
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Great Sage Equal to Heaven
  2. 2 self-proclaimed title of Sun Wukong the Monkey King

Examples

Wǒ nǎi Qítiāndàshèng Sūnwùkōng!
I am the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong!
Qítiāndàshèng dà nào tiāngōng de gùshi tài jīngdiǎn le.
The story of the Great Sage causing havoc in Heaven is a classic.
Tā dǎyóuxì de míngzì jiù jiào Qítiāndàshèng.
His gamer tag is literally "Great Sage Equal to Heaven."

Tips

culture
Title Sun Wukong demanded from the Jade Emperor after feeling the rank he was first given (, keeper of the heavenly horses) was beneath him. Literally 'Sage on par with Heaven.' Triggers the episode of 天宫 (Havoc in Heaven), arguably the single most famous scene in all Chinese popular mythology, adapted into films, operas, animations, and games from 1961 onward.

In Pop Culture

孙悟空 Sūnwùkōng
Sun Wukong
The Monkey King from Journey to the West, bearer of the 齐天大圣 title.
天宫 dà nào tiāngōng
Havoc in Heaven
1961 Shanghai Animation Film Studio feature and the foundational modern retelling of Sun Wukong's rebellion against the Jade Emperor.

Stroke Order

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