The Peach Immortal
- Image Number: K2A001361N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: 項聖謨
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 111.8×31.3
- Description:
There are many legends about peaches since ancient times, which means longevity. It is said that the peach was planted on the Jade Pool, the Queen Mother in the west. This peach blossoms once every three thousand years, and bears fruit once every three thousand years. It will live forever if you take it. Journey to the West?, Monkey King Sun Wukong was granted the title of “Great Sage of Heaven” by the Jade Emperor. In the fifth round, because the Queen Mother did not invite him to the Peach Party, he was so angry that he stole peach, wine and gold pills and returned to Huaguo Mountain. The Jade Emperor sent his heavenly troops and generals to capture them, but they were defeated by Wukong.
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