bing已經(jīng)可以訪(fǎng)問(wèn)chat了，以下內(nèi)容均來(lái)自于chat生成，原問(wèn)題是“If Harry Potter becomes the Tang Monk, what kind of story will it become, please write a novel based on this title”

Harry Potter was a young wizard who lived in England. He had a scar on his forehead that marked him as the boy who lived, the one who survived the attack of Lord Voldemort, the most evil wizard of all time. Harry had always dreamed of going to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where he could learn magic and make friends.

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But one day, everything changed. Harry received a letter from an unknown sender, inviting him to join a special mission. The letter said that Harry had been chosen by fate to be the reincarnation of Tang Sanzang, a famous Buddhist monk who traveled to India in search of sacred scriptures in the seventh century. The letter also said that Harry had to go to China and find four companions who would help him on his journey: Sun Wukong, the Monkey King; Zhu Bajie, the Pig; Sha Wujing, the Sand Monk; and Yulong, the Dragon Prince.

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Harry was shocked and confused by this letter. He didn't know anything about Buddhism or China or Tang Sanzang. He didn't want to leave his friends and his school behind. He didn't understand why he had to do this mission at all. But he also felt a strange curiosity and a sense of destiny. He decided to accept the invitation and see what would happen.

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He packed his trunk with his wand, his cloak, his map, and his owl Hedwig. He took a portkey that transported him to Beijing, where he met an old man with a long beard and a yellow robe. The old man introduced himself as Master Xuanzang, the descendant of Tang Sanzang and the leader of a secret society dedicated to preserving his legacy. He told Harry that he was very glad that he came, because he was the only one who could complete the mission.

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Master Xuanzang explained that Tang Sanzang's journey was not only a historical event but also a prophecy. It foretold that one day, another monk would arise from another land and follow in his footsteps. This monk would face many dangers and temptations along the way but also learn many truths and wisdoms from different cultures and religions. This monk would bring back not only scriptures but also peace and harmony between East and West.

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Master Xuanzang said that Harry was this monk because he had something special in him: courage, kindness, loyalty, friendship - qualities that made him worthy of being Tang Sanzang's successor.

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Harry felt overwhelmed by this revelation but also honored by this responsibility.

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He asked Master Xuanzang how he could find his companions.

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Master Xuanzang said that they were already waiting for him at different locations along their route.

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He gave Harry a map with four symbols on it: ?? for Sun Wukong; ?? for Zhu Bajie; ??? for Sha Wujing; ?? for Yulong.

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He told Harry that each symbol represented an obstacle or a test that he had to overcome before meeting each companion.

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He warned Harry that these tests would be very difficult and dangerous but also very rewarding if he passed them.

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He also gave Harry some advice: trust your heart more than your head; use your magic wisely but not recklessly; respect other beliefs but don't lose your own; be humble but not timid; be brave but not foolish.

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He wished Harry good luck and good fortune.

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He then escorted Harry to a horse-drawn carriage that would take him to his first destination: Mount Huaguo (Flower-Fruit Mountain), where Sun Wukong lived.

Harry arrived at Mount Huaguo, which was also known as the Mountain of Flowers and Fruits. He was amazed by the beauty and diversity of the scenery. He saw colorful flowers, ripe fruits, green trees, clear streams, and rocky cliffs. He also heard birds singing, monkeys chattering, and waterfalls roaring.?He followed a path that led him to a cave with a sign that said "Water-Curtain Cave". He wondered if this was where Sun Wukong lived. He decided to enter the cave and see for himself.?He walked through a curtain of water that covered the entrance of the cave. He found himself in a spacious hall with stone pillars, lanterns, statues, and paintings. He saw many monkeys of different shapes and sizes sitting around tables or playing games or practicing martial arts.?He also saw a throne at the end of the hall with a large banner that said "Great Sage Equal to Heaven". On the throne sat a monkey with golden fur, fiery eyes, long ears, and a red scarf around his head. He held a golden staff in his hand and wore an armor made of dragon scales.?This was Sun Wukong, the Monkey King.?Sun Wukong noticed Harry's presence and jumped off his throne. He approached Harry with curiosity and suspicion.?"Who are you? How did you get here? What do you want?" he asked in a loud voice.?Harry was nervous but tried to be polite.?"I'm Harry Potter. I came from England. I'm looking for you," he said.?"Looking for me? Why?" Sun Wukong asked.?"Because I need your help," Harry said.?"My help? For what?" Sun Wukong asked.?"For a mission," Harry said.?"A mission? What kind of mission?" Sun Wukong asked.?"A mission to go to India and bring back sacred scriptures," Harry said.