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Otherwise, I can recommend the 1995 version of Journey to the West made in Hong Kong TVB starring Dicky Cheung, he was one of the popular Monkey by using alot of 90's slang lingo that made Monkey funny and mischevious
The TV series was filmed in 1986, at a time when technology was less advanced. Despite these limitations, the actors and directors put forth tremendous effort to complete the series, overcoming financial challenges along the way.
In fact, this is the version that many Asians remember fondly. You can easily find 'Journey to the West' on YouTube by searching for it; the series is uploaded by CCTV. Alternatively, you can follow this link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3KNpyKILHM
The book Journey to the West also have alot of social commentary (especially on Ming Dynasty society at the time, but mostly about human society). The characters represent the fault of human
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1c14y157Hu/?vd_source=dd4fa77058ff0048b15b258f4a0c74d2