Chai Jin is a Liangshan hero who started with food and salary. Grain and salary all refer to firewood, which means entering, so it is called Chai Jin. The characters in Chai Jin and China's classic novel The Water Margin and its derivative works were nicknamed Little Whirlwind, Cangzhou people, descendants of the royal family in the later Zhou Dynasty, and were called Chai Daguan.

Liangshan together, ranked tenth, should be the "star" to manage money and rice. When Fang La was recruited, he went undercover in the Fang La army under the pseudonym of Yin Ke. Fang La was granted control of Cangzhou and became a navy officer after being levied, and then resigned and returned to his hometown, where he died a happy death.

Liangshan hero Wu Yong

Wu Yong, a star of intellectuals, was born in Yuncheng (now Yuncheng County, Shandong Province). Secret star, the number of ways is prominent, and he is smart all his life. He read thousands of books well and made two copper chains. Wu Yong gave advice to Classical, outwitted the birth outline, charmed Yang Zhi, a green-faced beast, and stole hundreds of gold, silver and jewels that Liang Zhongshu, the official of Beijing, gave Taishicai for his birthday.

Song Jiang was arrested in Xunyang Building for anti-poetry, and was taken to the execution ground with Dai Zhong. When he was about to be beheaded, Wu used a trick to rob the charity and save Song Jiang and Dai Zong. Sung river's second attack on Zhujiazhuang failed; When attacking Zhujiazhuang for the third time, Wu conquered Zhujiazhuang with the strategy of interlocking his palms. When Wu Yong broke the serial horse, he sent a thief to trick Xu Ning into Liangshan. Later, he and Hua Rongdao hanged themselves in front of Sung River's tomb.