Prompt: His prototype was the great monk Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty. He had a dignified appearance, with a gentle demeanor, and was a middle-aged monk. He wore a phoenix-winged purple gold crown on his head, a brocade kasaya robe, a tiger-skin skirt around his waist, and held a nine-ring tin staff in his hand. He wore lotus silk cloud shoes on his feet. His kasaya and tin staff were treasures bestowed upon him by Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, capable of resisting the harassment of demons. His tight-fitting headband was a dharma bestowed upon him by Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva. His image combined the solemnity and sacredness of Buddhism with the elegance and grace of the Tang Dynasty. His character was compassionate, kind-hearted, loyal, and virtuous. He was devout and believed in Buddhism, with a firm determination to complete the mission of obtaining sutras. He had compassion for all living beings and was unwilling to harm any life, even demons. He only wished to persuade them to convert to Buddhism. He also had love for his disciples. Although they often made him angry, he would forgive them, protect them, and teach them. He had deep knowledge and faith in Buddhism, fearlessly facing difficulties and obstacles, unaffected by beauty or worldly temptations, wholeheartedly focused on fulfilling the mission of obtaining sutras. His flaws were stubbornness, ignorance of worldly affairs, and inability to understand people's hearts. He was often deceived by demons and found himself in dangerous situations.

Style: Digital Art