Items: 1. Sister Wang Feng took control of the Tieksuan Temple

2. Lin Daiyu burned her manuscripts to end her infatuation

3. The unlucky girl met the unlucky man and the gourd monk and sentenced him randomly The Gourd Case

3. Grandma Liu first entered the Grand View Garden

Character:

1. Lin Daiyu: aloof and arrogant by nature, naive and straightforward, contemptuous of fame and power, like Baoyu As a feudal rebel

2. Wang Xifeng: shrewd and capable, the actual housekeeper of the Jia family, extremely manipulative, cruel and vicious,

3. Jia Baoyu: feudal rebellion who. He hated the official path of feudal society and opposed the feudal moral concept of "men are superior to women"

4. Xue Baochai: beautiful appearance, smooth muscles and bones, and elegant manners. She was keen on "official career economy" and persuaded Baoyu to go to the meeting to become an official. She abides by the feudal women's ethics, and has a deep palace. She can win over people's hearts and is praised by everyone in the Jia family.

"Journey to the West"

About the author: Wu Chengen, a novelist of the Ming Dynasty. The courtesy name is Ruzhong, the nickname is Sheyangshan, and he is from Shanyang, Huai'an (Huai'an, Jiangsu).

Introduction: Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Sha Seng protect Tang Monk from learning scriptures. Along the way, he went through countless hardships and defeated all kinds of demons and monsters. After ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties, he finally succeeded and achieved success

Character image:

Tang Monk: tall and tall. He has an elegant manner, a kind temperament, and a very high attainment in Buddhist scriptures. He encountered ninety-nine and eighty-one difficulties in his journey to the west to obtain scriptures, but he never changed his obsession. With the assistance of Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sha, he went through many hardships and finally retrieved thirty-five scriptures from Leiyin Temple in the West. Finally, he was named "Zhan Tan Merit Buddha".

Sun Wukong: He hates evil as much as his enemies, is not afraid of difficulties, is perseverant, brave and fearless. After learning the scriptures, he was named the Victorious Buddha.

Zhu Bajie: Mild-mannered, honest and simple, strong, but also lazy and fond of taking advantage of small things. He obeyed his senior brother's words and was loyal to his master. He made great contributions to Monk Tang's study of Buddhist scriptures from the West, and was finally awarded the title of "Zhu Bajie". "Messenger of the Purifying Altar". He is a comic character that people love and sympathize with.

Monk Sha: Protected Monk Tang on his way to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures. He worked hard and was loyal without complaint. After studying for Buddhist scriptures, he was named the "Golden Arhat".

Events: 1. Sun Wukong makes trouble in the Heavenly Palace 2. Wukong collects Bajie in Yunzhan Cave 3. Bajie fights in Liusha River 4. Sun Walker makes three-tune banana fan 5. Sun Walker makes trouble in Black Wind Mountain

"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

About the author: Luo Guanzhong, a novelist and dramatist in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. The name of the book is consistent with the characters. A native of Hangzhou, his ancestral home is Taiyuan.

Content introduction: "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" focuses on the political, military, and diplomatic struggles between the feudal ruling groups in the Three Kingdoms era, reveals the turmoil and darkness of the social reality in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and condemns the feudal rulers' actions. Tyranny reflects the suffering of the people and expresses the people's strong desire to call for a wise king and stability.

Character introduction:

Cao Cao: He has been unruly since childhood, but he is very talented, resourceful and good at adapting to changes. At that time, there was a famous scholar in Runan named Xu Shao who was good at commenting on characters. He commented on Cao Cao: "A capable minister in governing the world, but a traitor in troubled times."

Zhuge Liang: a wise man and a symbol of wisdom, loyal and upright, employing people on the basis of merit, modest, cautious, serious and dedicated to his duties.

Liu Bei: A great hero of a generation, generous and benevolent, and thirsty for talents. As the saying goes: Liu Bei's empire was made by crying

Guan Gong: Loyalty, Wisdom and Courage

Events: 1. Three sworn brothers in Taoyuan 2. Burning of Red Cliff 3. Borrowing a sword from a straw boat 4. Kong Ming Borrowing the East Wind 5. Guan Gong killed six generals in five passes 6. Zhuge Liang wisely used the empty city strategy

"Water Margin"

About the author: Shi Naian, a novelist in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties.

Content introduction: The rulers of the Song Dynasty were corrupt and cruel. Many heroes such as Song Jiang and Lu Zhishen were eventually forced to become bandits in Liangshan due to various reasons and started an uprising. They raised the flag of righteousness, and under the slogan of doing justice for heaven, robbing the rich and giving to the poor, they killed all over the country. They dealt a heavy blow to the arrogance of the reactionary rulers, promoted the heroic fighting spirit of the people, and accomplished a great cause of great vigor.

Character introduction: Song Jiang: bold, loyal, generous and generous

Li Kui: reckless, filial, brave

Wu Song: brave and resourceful, fighting against injustice, is a hero Heroic Man

Events: 1. Three sworn brothers in Taoyuan 2. Cao Cao cooked wine and discussed heroes 3. Liu Xuande visited the thatched cottage three times 4. Zhuge Liang talked with the Confucian scholars 5. Guan Yunchang scraped bones to cure poison~~

Answer Author: 280855620 - Level 2 2009-12-19 08:56

1 Song Jiang

Song Jiang is the number one character in the entire "Water Margin". As a literary image, he is also the most The plump, most three-dimensional, most complex, and most artistically charming person.

In "Water Margin", Song Jiang was originally a small official in Yuncheng County, Shandong Province, with the courtesy name Gongming and his nickname Hu Baoyi. He is dark-skinned and short in stature. He is usually a righteous person, spends money like water, is good at making friends, and is famous for his timely rain.

Due to the incident of Chao Gai and others' robbery of the birthday plan in Huangnigang, Song Jiang informed Chao Gai about the pursuit by the officers and soldiers. After Chao Gai and others went to Liangshan, he sent Liu Tang to deliver a letter (recruitment bag) and fifty taels of gold as reward. Unexpectedly, this letter fell into the hands of his concubine Yan Poxi. Helpless, Song Jiang furiously killed Yan Poxi and sent him to Jiangzhou, where he met Li Kui and others. However, he was sentenced to death for writing an anti-poem in Xunyang Tower. Fortunately, the Liangshan heroes rescued Song Jiang from the execution ground and brought him to Liangshan, where he became the deputy leader. Later, when he attacked Zengtou City, Chao Gai was killed by a poisoned arrow in his eye, so he took the top spot. Later, Song Jiang led the crowd to recruit peace for the imperial court. In the process of conquering other rebel armies, Liangshan heroes suffered many casualties. Song Jiang himself was also poisoned by the imperial wine he was given.

Song Jiang ranks first among the one hundred and eight generals, and is the Tiankuixing star at the top of the thirty-six Tiangang stars.

2 Li Kui

Li Kui is an important character in the ancient Chinese novel "Water Margin".

Baizhang Shuren, a man from Yishui County, went into exile in Jiangzhou for beating people to death and became a small prison guard. He is bold, straightforward and loyal, generous and generous.

Li Kui, a character in the Water Margin, has a dark and rude appearance, nicknamed Tieniu, and is known as the "Black Whirlwind" in the world. He ranks 22nd among the heroes of Liangshan and is the fifth leader of the Liangshan Infantry. Song Jiang was sent to Jiangzhou, and Wu Yong wrote a letter asking the two houses of Jiangzhou to imprison Dai Zong at the provincial level to take care of him. Li Kui was a guard under Dai Zong at this time, and he knew Song Jiang. Dai Zongchuan's fake letter from Liangshan was discovered, and he and Song Jiang were taken to the execution ground to be beheaded. Li Kui took the lead and struck with a pair of axes, killing everyone he encountered, showing his incomparable bravery. After going to Liangshan, he missed his mother so much that he returned to Yizhou to pick up his mother. When crossing Yiling, his mother was eaten by a tiger. Li Kui was angry and killed the four tigers. During the recruitment, Li Kui did not want to be recruited and made a big fuss in the city of Tokyo. He violated the emperor's edict and wanted to kill the imperial envoys. He also cut down the Xinghuang Banner of Bo Xinghuang in Liangshan. He wanted to counterattack to Tokyo and seize the emperor's seat for Song Jiang, but was stopped by Song Jiang many times. Among all the heroes, Li Kui has always opposed Zhao'an.

After being recruited, Li Kui was named the governor of Runzhou, Zhenjiang. After Song Jiang was poisoned by drinking the poisonous wine sent by Gao Qiu, he thought that Li Kui would definitely gather a crowd to rebel after his death, and was afraid of ruining Liang Shanbo's reputation for loyalty, so he made Li Kui drink the poisonous wine and be poisoned together.

One of the heroes of Liangshanbo in "Water Margin", nicknamed "Black Whirlwind", has the simple and rough qualities of farmers, is highly rebellious, loyal to just causes and friends, but has an impatient temper. He is a typical upright, brave and reckless character. Since the Yuan Dynasty, there have been many folk stories about him.

Seat: 12, Tiangang Star

Star Name: Heavenly Slaughter Star

Nickname: Black Whirlwind

Occupation: Jiangzhou Xiaolao Head

Weapon used: two big axes

Liangshan position: Infantry leader

Review of appearance: Chapter 37

3 Wu Song, nicknamed "Xingzhe" because he was the second born, also known as Wu Er or Wu Erlang, was from Qinghe County, Xingtai City, Hebei Province (now Qinghe County, Xingtai City). He was a protagonist in "Water Margin" and an important supporting role in "Jin Ping Mei". Historical records such as "Lin'an County Chronicle", "West Lake Grand View", "Hangzhou Prefecture Chronicle" and "Zhejiang General Chronicle" all record the chivalrous feats of Wu Song, the prefect of Hangzhou in the Northern Song Dynasty, who bravely eliminated evil for the people. According to the above-mentioned historical records, Wu Song was originally a busker who wandered around the world. He was "very handsome, and he tried his skills outside Yongjinmen" and was "not a thief". The high authority of the Hangzhou magistrate saw Wu Song's martial arts skills and outstanding talents, so he invited him to join the government and let him serve as the head of the capital. Soon, he was promoted to Tiju due to his meritorious service and became a confidant of the high power of the prefect. Later, the high official was dismissed from office because he offended the powerful and was framed by traitors. Wu Song was also implicated and was kicked out of the Yamen. The new prefect who succeeded him was Cai Yun, the son of Grand Master Cai Jing, who was a treacherous minister. Relying on his father's power, he abused the government and brought disaster to the people during his tenure in Hangzhou. The people complained, and people called Cai Yun "Cai Hu". Wu Song hated this traitor so much that he was determined to risk his life to eliminate harm for the people. One day, he was hiding in front of the Cai Mansion with a sharp knife. When Cai Hu came calling, he rushed forward like an arrow and stabbed Cai Jun several times, killing him immediately. Officers and soldiers swarmed to besiege Wu Song, but Wu Song was eventually captured by the officers and soldiers because he was outnumbered. Later, he was severely tortured and died in prison. "The local people were deeply impressed by his virtue and he was buried by the Xiling Bridge in Hangzhou." Later generations erected a monument with the title "The Tomb of Wu Song, a Yishi of the Song Dynasty."

Seat No. 14, Tiangang Star

The star is named Tianshang Star

The nickname is Walker

The title is Qingzhong Patriarch

Professional Yanggu County Infantry Commander

Uses 2 swords

Liangshan Division Infantry Leader

Appearance Chapter 23

4 Lin Chong

A character in Lin Chong's novel "Water Margin". Nicknamed Leopard Head. He was originally the instructor of the 800,000 Imperial Guards in Tokyo and was highly skilled in martial arts. He was killed by Gao Qiu, a powerful traitor in the dynasty, and was unjustly assassinated in Cangzhou. Later, when he was guarding the forage yard, Gao Qiu sent someone to set fire to him in an attempt to burn him to death. He was forced to defect to the Liangshan Peasant Rebel Army and made many military exploits.

Seat 6, Tiangang Star

Star name Tianxiong Star

Nickname Leopard Head

Professional gun and stick instructor of the 800,000 Imperial Army in Tokyo

The second of the five tiger generals in Liangshan's horse army

The weapon used is a snake spear of eight feet long

The 7th chapter of the appearance review

Review question The monk uprooted the weeping willow for the sake of flowers, and the leopard head strayed into the White Tiger Hall

Death Chapter 99

The cause of death was wind and paralysis

The residence was located due to drought in the west Village

Living together with Dong Ping, Shan Tinggui, and Wei Dingguo

Leopard head Lin Chong ranked sixth among the heroes of Liangshanbo and second among the Five Tiger Generals of the Horse Army. In his early years, he was the gun and stick instructor of the 800,000 Imperial Guards in Tokyo. Because his wife was beautiful, she was molested by Gao Qiu's son Gao Yanei, and he was framed by Gao Qiu and sued to the court. When he was dispatched to Cangzhou, fortunately, Lu Zhishen rescued him in the wild boar forest and saved his life. When he was sent to Cangzhou prison to guard the Tianwangtang fodder yard, he was set on fire by Gao Qiu's confidant Lu Qian. Lin Chong killed Lu Qian and braved the wind and snow to flee to Liangshan overnight. Wang Lun, a scholar in white, could not tolerate it. After Chao Gai and Wu Yong robbed the birthday card and went to Liangshan, Wang Lun would not tolerate these heroes. Lin Chong killed Wang Lun in anger and pushed Chao Gai to the position of leader of Liangshanbo. Lin Chong was highly skilled in martial arts and won many battles. After the victory of the rebel army led by Fangla in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang areas, Lin Chong suffered a stroke and was forced to stay in Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou to recuperate. Wu Song took care of him and died of illness six months later.

Lu Junyi:

A wealthy member of the Communist Party of China in Beijing, nicknamed "Jade Qilin", is good at martial arts and has unparalleled sticks in the world. Lu Junyi was deceived into Liangshan by Liangshan Bo Wu's tricks. Lu Junyi fought with the Liangshan heroes and fled. When he escaped by boat, he was captured alive by Zhang Shun, a white stripe in the waves. Lu Junyi did not want to fall into the trap of Liangshan and become a bandit, so he took the opportunity to escape. Back in Beijing, his wife Jia married the housekeeper Li Gu. Lu Junyi was also captured by officers and soldiers at the same time, beaten and sent to death row. Song Jiang led the heroes of Liang Shanbo to attack the city of Beijing. Shi Xiu, a desperate man, robbed the court alone, rescued Lu Junyi, and killed the adulterer and adulterer. After Lu Junyi defected to Liangshan, he took the second position.

After being recruited, Lu Junyi was named a martial arts doctor, Luzhou pacification envoy and deputy general manager of the army. Later, he was poisoned by Gao Qiu with medicinal wine. He was unable to ride a horse. He lost his footing and fell into the water while riding a boat and died.

Wu Yong:

It means scholar, and his Taoist name is Mr. Liang. He was clever and clever in his life, and he had read thousands of scriptures. Make two copper chains. Wu Yong made suggestions for Chao Gai, outsmarted the birth plan, and used medicine and wine to pour out the green-faced beast Yang Zhi, and seized the 100,000 gold and silver jewels that Liang Taishu of Beijing famous party gave to Cai Taishi to celebrate his birthday. Song Jiang was arrested for reciting anti-poems in Xunyanglou, and was taken to the execution ground together with Dai Zong. When he was about to be executed, Wu Yong used a trick to rob the execution ground and rescued Song Jiang and Dai Zong. Song Jiang's second attack on Zhujiazhuang failed; when he attacked Zhujiazhuang for the third time, Wu Yong used a double-palm combo to capture Zhujiazhuang. When Wu Yong was breaking the chain horse, he sent Shi Qianjia to trick Xu Ning into going to Liangshan. When Song Jiang was in trouble in Huazhou, Wu Yong came up with a plan to borrow Su Taiwei's golden bell to hang up, and rescued Jiuzhilong Shijin and Huasheng Lu Zhishen. Throughout his life, he made many ingenious plans and accomplished military exploits. After being recruited, he was named Wu Shengjun's envoy. After Song Jiang and Li Wei were killed, Wu Yong and Hua Rong hanged themselves in front of Song Jiang's grave and were buried with Song Jiang.

Li Ying:

The eleventh hero of Liangshanbo, who together with Chai Jin is in charge of money, food and property. Li Ying was originally the owner of Lijiazhuang. He was known as the "Putting Eagle" in the world. He used a thick iron-pointed steel spear with five flying knives hidden in the back, which could hurt people within a hundred steps. Shi Qian secretly ate a rooster in Zhujiazhuang Hotel, causing trouble and was captured by Zhujiazhuang troops. Yang Xiong and Shi Xiu asked Li Ying to rescue Shi Qian, but Zhu Biao of Zhujiazhuang refused to give Li Ying face. Li Ying fought with Zhu Biao and was injured by a hidden arrow. Song Jiang captured Zhujiazhuang, but Li Ying refused to defect to Liangshan. Later, Li Ying was captured by the prefect. Thanks to Song Jiang's rescue, Li Ying finally went to Liangshan. After being recruited, Li Ying was named the governor of Yuncheng, Zhongshan Prefecture.

Zhu Tong:

Ranked twelfth among the Liangshan heroes, and sixth among the Eight Tiger Cavalry and Pioneer Envoys of the Horse Army. He was originally the head of the patrol cavalry in Yuncheng County. He was known as the "Beautiful Bearded Duke" and had good martial arts skills. Zhu Tong was a gentle man. After Song Jiang killed his wife, he was let go by Zhu Tong and Lei Heng. Lei Heng beat Bai Xiuying to death with a shackle and was captured. Zhu Dian let Lei Heng go on the way to Jeju, so he was sent to Cangzhou. The prefect of Cangzhou saw that Zhu Tong had an extraordinary appearance, so he asked Zhu Tong to play with the four-year-old Ya Nei. Li Kui killed Xiaoyanei, cutting off Zhu Dian's return, and Zhu Dian was forced to go to Liangshan.

After being recruited, he was named the governor of Baoding Prefecture.