我是小时候从《西游记》的神话里知道玄奘这个名字的。那时只知道他一念咒语就能把孙悟空拿捏住,知道妖怪想吃他的肉长生不老。长大后磕磕绊绊地读了大雁塔的碑碣,才知道史上还真有个西天取经的高僧,不但率领马队从印度驮回几十箧佛经,还将梵文翻译成了老百姓能懂的汉语。近年来丝绸之路的热络,使得玄奘愈发地引人关注了,那最后的归寂玉华宫便不断地勾起我 I was a kid from the myth of Journey to the West know the name of Xuan Zang. At that time, I only knew that he could grasp the Monkey King with a spell, knowing that the monster wanted to eat his meat and was immortal. Growing up stumbling on the monument of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, I realized that in the history there was a monk who learned from the West, not only led the horse team to carry dozens of Buddhist scriptures from India, but also translated the Sanskrit into ordinary Chinese. In recent years, the warmth of the Silk Road, making Xuan Zang more and more attractive, and that the final return to Yuhua Palace will continue to evoke me