1. Chinese proverb says: Even brave general/hero is difficult to take on the Beauty's fort, meaning he maybe hero of many, many battle victories, but he often falled under a beauty. (That's why beauty is so often used as trap by Chinese intelligence in its long history and even today !);
2. There is a popular tale about a monk who has been an excellent disciple during all his 8 previous re-incarnations and just waiting to complete the last reincarnated life to become a true Buddha, but falled under a test by a beauty (who is actually a guided Buddha himself to challenge the monk's maturity) and has to restart everything from beginning :))
So u understand how it was hard for Xuan Zang (Tang Tripitaka, or Huyền Trang in VN) during his "Journey to the West" to come to Buddha's place and accomplish his mission as in this new movie version:


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- More Pics (From Top Left to Right and Down): 1. Sitting in Wedding Carriage with Princess; 2. Hand-in-hand to wedding with a Queen; 3. White Bone-turned-into-Girl asking for help; 4. Rat-turned-into-Girl trying to charm him; 5. Rat-turned-into-Girl trying to disturb his worship; 6. Rat-turned-into-Girl trying to take off his amulet; 7. Scorpion-Lady Charming him; 8. Scorpion-Lady Trying to catch him; 9. Flower-Lady trying attract him; 10. Another Queen wanted to marry him; 11. Scorpion-Lady challenging him; 12. Two Spider-Ladies catching him; 13. Vampire Lady just wanted to eat him; 14. A Princess under trap needs his help; 15. Flower-Lady treating him as One-Night-King; and 16. Two more Spider (or maybe Polychete) Ladies preparing trap for him. So, keep on :)