Shan Tianfang's martial arts ranking in the top 30 of Water Margins

Shan Tianfang's book " Water Margins " mainly told the story of the Liangshan heroes after they were recruited. The main characters of the Liangshan heroes retired and began their own lives. Among them, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and other heroes chose to live a leisurely life in the countryside. As for Li Kui, Song Jiang, and the others, they chose to continue to travel the martial world and serve the imperial court as generals. In the end, the Liangshan heroes were defeated by the imperial court. Most of them were executed, and a few escaped, but they also lost their freedom.

Shan Tianfang's " Water Margins " had 360 chapters and 150 chapters. Among them, the 360 chapter version was a more complete version, including all the plots and characters in the original work. At the same time, Shan Tianfang also added some of her own understanding and interpretation. The 150th chapter was an edited version that only retained the main plot and characters, and reduced some details and subplots. The language expressions of the two versions were also different. The 360-chapter version used more traditional classical Chinese and ancient Chinese, while the 150-chapter version was more oral and used some modern Chinese vocabulary and language.

Shan Tianfang's " Three Heroic Swords " martial arts ranking was as follows: first place was the Immemorial Sage Ai Lianchi, second place was the red-clothed female sword Zhang Zibo, and third place was the head of the 81 schools, Ouyang Xiu. However, these results may not be complete, because there may be differences in different versions and commentaries. Therefore, the specific ranking of martial arts might need to refer to more information.

Shan Tianfang's " Water Margins " was a novel that told the story of the other 108 heroes in Water Margins. It mainly told the story of the Liangshan heroes who fled to Western Sichuan after being defeated in Fangla and cooperated with the Sichuan army to defeat Fangla.

The ending of Shan Tianfang's Water Margins said that Ruan Xiaoqi's return to Liangshan led to the post-Water Margins. The ending of the Water Margins was not Ruan Xiaoqi returning to Liangshan, but the Liangshan heroes were recruited to participate in the civil war of the court and eventually failed. In the novel Water Margins, Ruan Xiaoqi did not return to Liangshan but was killed by Song Jiang, the leader of Liangshan Lake. In the later part of the story, the heroes of Liangshan Lake were recruited to participate in the civil war of the imperial court and eventually failed. This ending was very tragic in the novel and also an important turning point in Water Margins. However, in real life, Ruan Xiaoqi did not return to Liangshan. He was just a fictional character in the novel Water Margins.

The finale of Shan Tianfang's Water Margins said that Ruan Xiaoqi's return to Liangshan had led to the post-Water Margins. The Water Margins was a branch of the Water Margins. It mainly told the story of the Liangshan heroes fighting and resisting against the internal division, external threats, and internal corruption of Liangshan Lake after they gathered at Liangshan Lake. The later Water Margins mainly told the story of the next generation of Liangshan heroes, such as Lin Chong's wife Wu Song, Song Jiang's brother Song Qing and others.

Shan Tianfang did not tell the whole story of Water Margins. The Water Margins was one of the four famous Chinese classical novels. It told the story of Lin Chong, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, and the rebel army led by Song Jiang, who gathered at Liangshan Lake to start a series of soul-stirring stories. Shan Tianfang's storytelling was one of the traditional Chinese storytellers. Usually, she would tell the story according to the plot and characters of the novel, but not the entire book.

Shan Tianfang's Water Margins had a total of 108 chapters.

Shan Tianfang's storytelling, The Water Margins, was one of the traditional Chinese storytelling and one of the Four Great Masterpieces of China. The story of the heroes in Liangshan Lake and their struggles with other forces were told in this book. This storytelling was once popular all over the country and was loved by audiences. As a famous storytelling artist, Mr. Shan Tianfang's storytelling content was profound, vivid, and concise, which could attract the attention of the audience. His storytelling " The Water Margins " was also hailed as a classic and deeply loved by audiences. I think Mr. Shan Tianfang's storytelling, Water Margins, is a very good storytelling work with profound cultural content and artistic value. It is worth listening to.

Shan Tianfang's storytelling," Water Margins," was about the history after the story of the Water Margins. It mainly talked about the rise of the Ming Dynasty and its rise. This storytelling was rather long and described many historical events and people.