Canonical Classics ← 第二十五回
第二十五回
zhènyuánxiāngǎnzhuōjīngsēng
sūnxíngzhěnàozhuāngguàn

The Immortal Zhenyuan Pursues and Seizes the Scripture-Seeking Monk · Sun the Pilgrim Makes Great Havoc at the Five-Villages Abbey

且聽下回
模式 Mode Read Study
拼音 Pinyin Off
字體 Script
原文 Original text 繁體 Traditional Reader's edition

且聽下回 Listen to the Next Telling

jìngzhīyǒuhuàshuōduāndezěnmetuōshēnqiětīngxiàhuífēnjiějìngzhīyǒuhuàshuōduāndezěnmetuōshēnqiětīngxiàhuífēnjiě


逐句解 Line by line

jìngzhīyǒuhuàshuōduāndezěnmetuōshēnqiětīngxiàhuífēnjiě jìngzhīyǒuhuàshuōduāndezěnmetuōshēnqiětīngxiàhuífēnjiě

In the end there is no knowing what was said, or just how he got himself free; listen to the telling in the next chapter.

端的怎麼脫身 (duān de zěnme tuō shēn) "just how he got free." 且聽下回分解 (qiě tīng xià huí fēn jiě) "listen to the next chapter's telling"—the storyteller's formulaic close, 分 (fēn) in 分解.


總評 Commentary

The chapter ends on its cliffhanger, the Great Immortal's hand closing on Wukong just as the monkey offers himself to the oil. The unresolved standoff—an implacable Patriarch of the Earthly Immortals holding a trickster he cannot harm—carries into Chapter 26, where the quarrel over the ginseng tree will be settled not by force but by a remedy sought from Guanyin. The storyteller's set formula, 且聽下回分解, hands the reader on to that resolution.