Water margin, chapters 19 - 22, main characters, personalities, and plots

Water margin was one of the classic Chinese novels. It told the story of 108 heroes of Liangshan who gathered together to fight against the imperial court. The following are the personalities and plots of the main characters: 1. Lin Chong: Lin Chong is the second most powerful person in Liangshan Lake. He is a man with strong martial arts and a bold and unconstrained character. He was originally the spear instructor of the 800,000-strong Imperial Army in Tokyo. Later, he joined Liangshan Lake because of a conflict with the leader of Liangshan Lake, Song Jiang. 2. Wu Song: Wu Song was the number four person in Liangshan Lake. He was good at cudgel techniques and martial arts. He was originally a constable in Yanggu County, but was later sent to a foreign country to be an official because he accidentally killed his sister-in-law. During his exile, he joined Liangshan Lake and became a member of it. 3. Lu Zhishen: Lu Zhishen was the sixth person in Liangshan Lake. He was a man with an open-minded appearance but a lonely heart. He first cultivated on Mount Wutai, but later became a good man in Liangshan Lake because he accidentally ate a poisonous snake. 4. Li Kui: Li Kui was the seventh person in Liangshan Lake. He was a bold and unconstrained man who was bloodthirsty. He was initially a security officer in Jiangzhou, but later joined Liangshan Lake due to his involvement in the corruption of the government. 5 Song Jiang: Song Jiang is the number one figure in Liangshan Lake. He is a gentle and resourceful man. He was originally a bandit in Qingfeng Mountain, but later joined Liangshan Lake because of a conflict with the leader of Liangshan Lake, Lin Chong. 6. Wu Yong: Wu Yong is the number two figure in Liangshan Lake. He is a good man who is good at strategy and resourcefulness. He had initially been a servant in Chai Jin's Chai Residence, but later joined Liangshan Lake due to a conflict with the leader of Liangshan Lake, Lin Chong. 7 Lu Junyi: Lu Junyi is the third person in Liangshan Lake. He is a handsome man with strong martial arts skills. He was initially a security officer in the Daming Mansion, but later joined Liangshan Lake because of a conflict with the leader of Liangshan Lake, Lin Chong. 8 Gongsun Sheng: Gongsun Sheng was the number four figure in Liangshan Lake. He was a hero who was good at horse fighting and had excellent martial arts. He had initially been a soldier in the village of Liangshan Lake, but he had left Liangshan Lake to join Gongsun Sheng's Liangshan Lake Army because of a conflict with the leader of Liangshan Lake, Lin Chong.

Water margin was one of the four famous novels in ancient China. It told the story of 108 heroes of Liangshan who rebelled against the imperial court under the leadership of Song Jiang, the leader of the rebel army. The following is the main plot of the character: 1 Song Jiang (Leader of Liangshan Lake)-Song Jiang became the leader of the Liangshan heroes to rebel against the imperial court after the uprising in Liangshan Lake. He recruited 108 heroes, including Lin Chong, Wu Yong, Gongsun Sheng, etc. 2. Lin Chong (Second Tiger General of Liangshan Lake)-Lin Chong was a Tiger General of Liangshan Lake who was recruited by Song Jiang to join the Revolutionary Army. He performed well and defeated many enemies, but left after the uprising at Liangshan Lake because of a conflict with Song Jiang. 3. Wu Yong (the core of the Liangshan Lake Think Tank)-Wu Yong was a counselor in Liangshan Lake. His resourcefulness provided important support for the decisions of the Liangshan heroes. He designed the plan to recruit Song Jiang and played an important role in the implementation process. 4 Gongsun Sheng (The second Magician of Liangshanpo)-Gongsun Sheng is a Magician of Liangshanpo. He is good at horse fighting and magic. He has used magic to defeat his enemies many times in battle. 5 Lu Junyi (The richest man in Liangshan Lake)-Lu Junyi is a member of Liangshan Lake and the richest man in Liangshan Lake. He was tall and strong in martial arts, but he was also a kind person. 6 Wu Song (Liang Shan Po's number one fierce general)-Wu Song is a fierce general of Liang Shan Po. He has excellent combat skills and strong physical fitness. He had defeated many enemies and was one of the representatives of Liangshan Lake. 7 Lu Zhishen (The first member of Liangshan Lake, the Flowery Monk)-Lu Zhishen was a Flowery Monk of Liangshan Lake. He had a wretched appearance and was open-minded. He was an outstanding warrior and wise man. 8 Lin Pingzhi (Liang Shanbo's second sniper)-Lin Pingzhi is a sniper in Liang Shanbo. He has excellent shooting skills and tactical thinking. He has performed well in many battles. 9 Yan Qing (One of the Female Generals of Liangshan Lake)-Yan Qing is one of the Female Generals of Liangshan Lake. She has outstanding archery skills and combat experience.

The Water Margins is one of the four famous Chinese classical novels. There are a total of 108 heroes who have experienced many twists and turns and battles in the story of the righteous. The following is a summary of the main characters and events in chapters 1-50: 1. Lin Chong: The number one tiger in Liangshan Lake was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liangshan Mountain. He eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 2. Wu Song: The Second Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He was good at the story of Wu Song fighting the tiger. He once fought the tiger alone and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 3. Lu Zhishen: The third tiger of Liang Shanpo, who had a rough appearance and an open-minded heart, was finally subdued by Liang Shanpo. 4. Li Kui: The fourth tiger of Liangshan Lake has a bold and unconstrained character. He likes to kill and kill. He once killed many demons alone. Later, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 5. Lu Junyi: The fifth tiger of Liangshan Lake, Gao Qiang, was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liangshan. He eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 6. Wu Yong: The sixth tiger of Liangshan Lake is good at setting up formations and using weapons. He once designed many traps and tactics. He was framed by Gao Qiu and eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 7 Gongsun Sheng: The seventh tiger of Liangshan Lake is good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 8 Lin Pingzhi: The Eighth Tiger of Liangshan Lake was once the adjutant of Liangshan Lake. He was framed by Gao Qiu and went into exile in Liangshan Mountain, eventually becoming one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 9 Song Jiang: The ninth tiger of Liangshan Lake was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liangshan Mountain. He eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 10 Li Kui: The tenth tiger of Liangshan Lake likes to kill. He once killed many demons alone and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 11 Wu Song: The eleventh tiger of Liangshan Lake, good at the story of Wu Song fighting the tiger. He once fought the tiger alone and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 12 Lu Zhishen: The twelfth tiger of Liang Shanpo. His appearance was rough and wild, but his heart was open-minded. He was once drunk and hit the mountain gate. Finally, he was subdued by Liang Shanpo. 13 Zhu Tong: The Thirteenth Tiger of Liangshan Lake was once the adjutant of Liangshan Lake. He was framed by Gao Qiu and fled to Liangshan Mountain, eventually becoming one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 14 Shi Jin: The 14th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 15 Ruan Xiaoqi: The 15th Tiger of Liangshan Lake is good at marksmanship. He once killed many demons alone and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 16 Bao Xu: The 16th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, who was good at horse fighting, once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 17 Little Li Guang Hua Rong: The 17th Tiger of Liangshan Lake is good at archery. He once shot an enemy single-handedly and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 18 Ruan Xiaowu: The 18th Tiger of Liangshanpo, skilled in horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshanpo to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshanpo. 19 Yan Qing: The 19th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, good at riding and shooting. He once shot an enemy single-handedly and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. Bao Sanniang: The 20th Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He was good at setting up formations and using weapons. He had designed many traps and tactics. He was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liangshan Mountain. In the end, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 21 Ruan Xiaosi: The 21st Tiger of Liangshan Lake, skilled in horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 22 Lu Zhishen: The 22nd Tiger of Liang Shanpo. He had a rough appearance and was open-minded. He had once beaten the mountain gate drunk and was finally subdued by Liang Shanpo. 23 Lu Junyi: The 23rd Tiger of Liangshan Lake, Gao Qiang is a court official who was framed by Gao Qiu and went into exile in Liangshan. He eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 24 Wu Yong: The 24th Tiger of Liangshan Lake is good at setting up formations and using weapons. He once designed many traps and tactics. He was framed by Gao Qiu and eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 25 Gongsun Sheng: The 25th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 26 Lin Pingzhi: The 26th Tiger of Liangshan Lake was once the adjutant of Liangshan Lake. After being framed by Gao Qiu, he fled to Liangshan and eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 27 Ruan Xiaoqi: The 27th Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He was good at shooting and had killed many demons alone. Later, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 28 Shi Jin: The 28th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 29 Ruan Xiaowu: The 29th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, skilled in horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 30 Yan Qing: The 30th Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He is good at riding and shooting. He once shot an enemy single-handedly. Later, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 31 Bao Sanniang: The 31st Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He was good at setting up formations and using weapons. He had designed many traps and tactics. He was framed by Gao Qiu and fled to Liangshan. In the end, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 32 Ruan Xiaosi: The 32nd Tiger of Liangshan Lake, skilled in horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 33 Lu Zhishen: The 33rd Tiger of Liang Shanpo. He looks rough but is open-minded. He was once drunk and beat up the mountain gate. He was finally subdued by Liang Shanpo. 34 Lu Junyi: The 34th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, Gao Qiang, is a court official who was framed by Gao Qiu and went into exile in Liangshan. He eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 35 Wu Yong: The 35th Tiger of Liangshan Lake is good at setting up formations and using weapons. He once designed many traps and tactics. He was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liangshan Mountain. In the end, he became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 36 Gongsun Sheng: The 36th Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He is good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories. Later, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 37 Lin Pingzhi: The 37th Tiger of Liangshan Lake was once the adjutant of Liangshan Lake. After being framed by Gao Qiu, he went into exile in Liangshan and eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 38 Ruan Xiaoqi: The 38th Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He was good at shooting. He had killed many demons alone. Later, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 39 Shi Jin: The 39th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 40 Ruan Xiaowu: The 40th Tiger of Liangshanpo, good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshanpo to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshanpo. Yan Qing: The 41st Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He is good at riding and shooting. He once shot an enemy single-handedly. Later, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 42 Bao Sanniang: The 42nd Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He is good at setting up formations and using weapons. He once designed many traps and tactics. He was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liangshan Mountain. In the end, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. 43 Ruan Xiaosi: The 43rd Tiger of Liangshanpo, good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshanpo to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshanpo. 44 Lu Zhishen: The 44th Tiger of Liang Shanpo. He looks rough but is open-minded. He was once drunk and beat the mountain gate. He was finally subdued by Liang Shanpo. Lu Junyi: The 45th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, Gao Qiang is a court official who was framed by Gao Qiu. He fled to Liangshan and eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 46 Wu Yong: The 46th Tiger of Liangshan Lake is good at setting up formations and using weapons. He once designed many traps and tactics. He was framed by Gao Qiu and exiled to Liangshan Mountain. In the end, he became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 47 Gongsun Sheng: The 47th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, good at horse fighting. He once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. Lin Pingzhi: The 48th Tiger of Liangshan Lake was once the adjutant of Liangshan Lake. After being framed by Gao Qiu, he fled to Liangshan and eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 49 Ruan Xiaoqi: The 49th Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He is good at shooting. He once killed many demons alone. Later, he became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake. Shi Jin: The 50th Tiger of Liangshan Lake, who was good at horse fighting, once led the cavalry of Liangshan Lake to many victories and later became one of the deputy leaders of Liangshan Lake.

Water margin characters, nicknames, personalities, storylines 1 Lin Chong: Leopard Head 2 Wu Song: Walker 3. Lu Zhishen: Flowery Monk 4 Gongsun Sheng: Black Whirlwind 5. Second Ruan: Third Ruan 6 Ruan Xiaowu: Little Black Ghost 7 Li Kui: Iron Bull 8 Yan Qing: Double Spear General 9 Wu Yong: Wisdom Star Song Jiang: Hu Baoyi Plot: Lin Chong was forced to join Liangshan Lake and joined many other heroes of Liangshan Lake. He participated in many battles and eventually became one of the leaders of Liangshan Lake. 2 Wu Song had killed many bullies during his service in Liangshan Lake. Later, he was framed by Song Jiang and others because he opposed Song Jiang's amnesty plan. He finally escaped and finally became a bandit in Shuibo Liangshan. 3 Lu Zhishen was an open-minded, bold and unconstrained person who liked to drink. He had wandered the Jianghu many times and finally joined Liangshan Lake. Gongsun Sheng was a highly skilled martial artist who had once served in the imperial court. Later, he joined Liangshan Lake because he opposed the imperial court's amnesty plan. Ruan Second and Ruan Fifth were brothers. Both of them were good men from Liangshan Lake. They had once robbed a bank together. In the end, they were framed by Song Jiang and others because they killed their wife by mistake. They finally escaped. Li Kui was a bold and unconstrained character, a bloodthirsty hero who had participated in many bank robberies and murder and arson activities. 7 Yan Qing was a beautiful and quick-witted hero who had once served in Liangshan Lake and helped Song Jiang and the others escape danger many times. 8 Wu Yong was a man of outstanding wisdom and talent. He had once served as a strategist for Liang Shanbo and had formulated many strategic plans for Liang Shanbo. Song Jiang was a loyal and upright man who had once served as the leader of Liangshan Lake, sacrificing his own life to save the people.

Water margin was one of the four famous novels in China. It told the story of 108 heroes who gathered together to fight for justice. The following are some of the important characters and chapters: Important person: 1. Lin Chong-The number one tiger in Liangshan Lake. 2. Wu Song-The Second Tiger of Liangshan Lake. He is good at martial arts and will take revenge. 3. Lu Zhishen-The third tiger in Liangshan Lake, open-minded and generous, likes to drink. 4. Li Kui-The fourth tiger in Liangshanpo has a bold and unconstrained personality and likes to kill. 5. Lu Junyi-The fifth tiger of Liangshanpo, highly skilled in martial arts and in good economic condition. Chapter: 1. Lin Chong Beaten Coach Hong 2 Wu Song Fighting Tiger 3. Lu Junyi Beats Zhu Village Three Times 4 Liangshan Lake Gathering 5. The Fall of Tokyo 6. Song Jiang, the owner of Liangshan Moor, was recruited.

Water margin was one of the ancient Chinese novels. It told the story of 108 righteous men who gathered at Liangshan Lake to fight against the ruling class. Although these righteous men had different personalities, they all showed a strong sense of justice and an indomitable spirit of struggle. The following are the characteristics of the 108 people in Water Margins: 1. Lin Chong: Righteous, brave, fearless, ambitious, resourceful, ruthless, and persistent. Qin Ming: Smart, witty, brave, decisive, firm, loyal, reliable, humorous, and responsible. 3. Lu Zhishen: magnanimous, courageous, knowledgeable, open-minded, humorous, and righteous. 4. Wu Song: Fierce, upright, resolute, brave, resourceful, persistent, courageous, and humorous. 5. Giving grace: Kindness, generosity, resourcefulness, courage, breadth of mind, sense of humor, and conscience. 6. Li Kui: Straightforward, open-minded, brave, extremely ambitious, ambitious, humorous, and righteous. 7 Bao Xu: Loyalty, reliability, courage, resourcefulness, perseverance, courage, and a sense of humor. 8. Lu Junyi: Handsome, smart, witty, resourceful, courageous, humorous, and caring. Song Jiang: Loyalty, integrity, courage, resourcefulness, mind, perseverance, and sense of humor. Wu Yong: Smart, resourceful, courageous, open-minded, humorous and responsible. Gongsun Sheng: Handsome, bold, resourceful, open-minded, humorous, and caring. Lin Pingzhi: Smart, resourceful, brave, ambitious, ambitious, humorous, and responsible. Ruan Xiaoqi: Honest, resolute, resourceful, courageous, open-minded, humorous, and loving. Ruan Xiaowu: Honest, resolute, resourceful, courageous, open-minded, humorous, and loving. Ruan Xiaosan: Honest, resolute, resourceful, courageous, open-minded, humorous, and loving. 16. The eight great men of the Ruan Family: Honest, resolute, resourceful, courageous, open-minded, humorous, and loving.

The Water Margins was one of the classic works of Chinese literature. It told the story of 108 Liangshan heroes who gathered together to fight against the imperial court at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. The following is the main character introduction and main content introduction of chapters 10 to 40: Lin Chong Was Forced to Go to Liangshan In this chapter, Chong Lin was forced to join the Liangshan heroes and become a member of the rebel army. He was originally an official in the officialdom, but was harmed by Song Jiang and others and was forced to flee to Liangshan. In this chapter, Lin Chong and the heroes of Liangshan experienced a series of battles and tests and gradually grew into an outstanding general. The Establishment of Liangshan Lake In this chapter, the Liangshan heroes began to establish their own forces and recruit troops to expand their scale. Lin Chong and the other heroes discussed how to defeat the imperial court and establish their own regime. The Battle of Liangshan Lake In this chapter, the heroes of Liangshan began a series of battles against the regular army of the imperial court. Chong Lin and the others performed well in the battle and won many victories. In this chapter, the Liangshan heroes even cooperated with other rebel armies to fight against the imperial court. Chapter 13: Wu Yong's Design to Take Over the Daming Mansion In this chapter, the Liangshan heroes encountered a major crisis and needed to outsmart the Daming Mansion. Wu Yong played an important role in the middle. He used his wisdom to design a complete plan and finally succeeded in seizing the Daming Mansion. The Development and Growth of Liangshan Lake In this chapter, the Liangshan heroes gradually grew in power, established more bases, and attracted more people. Lin Chong and the others also began to carry out a series of reforms to strengthen the management and construction of the Liangshan regime. The War Between Liangshan Lake and Liao Kingdom In this chapter, Liangshan heroes and Liao Kingdom launched a fierce war.

The main content of chapters 36 to 40 of Water Margins was summarized as follows: This time, the Liangshan heroes gathered for justice began their journey to build a team in Liangshan Lake. After recruiting Lin Chong, Qin Ming, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, Gongsun Sheng, and the others, the leader of Liangshan Lake, Song Jiang, began their training and preparations. Their goal was to defeat the encirclement of the court officials and establish their own power. Main characters: Song Jiang: The leader of Liangshan Lake was a man with great leadership skills and strategic foresight. 2. Lin Chong: The other leader of Liangshan Lake was a general with high martial arts skills. 3. Qin Ming: Another general of Liangshan Lake is good at fighting. 4. Wu Song: A general who was good at fighting and shooting. 5. Lu Zhishen: A magnanimous and quick-witted general. 6 Gongsun Sheng: A general who was good at horse fighting.

Water margin is one of the four famous Chinese classical novels. The main plot of chapter 71~~75 is as follows: During the period from chapter 71 to chapter 74, the heroes of Liangshan gathered together and became sworn brothers in Liangshan Lake, starting their path of rebellion. They gradually developed a powerful army in Liangshan Lake and started a fierce battle with the government. During this period, many heroes emerged from the Liangshan heroes, such as Lin Chong, Wu Song, Lu Zhishen, Li Kui, etc. During chapter 75 to chapter 76, the Liangshan heroes finally defeated the rulers of Liangshan Lake and won the final victory. However, this victory did not make the Liangshan heroes forget their original intentions. They continued to exert positive energy in society and work tirelessly to maintain social justice and justice. The above is the main plot of the Water Margins chapter 71~~75, which is also one of the most famous periods of this classic novel.

Chapter 41 to 80 of Water Margins mainly told the story: In the Water Margins, chapters 41 to 80, the heroes of Liangshan experienced a series of battles and struggles, and finally succeeded in establishing Liangshan Lake, which became an important force in the rebellion against the imperial court. During this time, the heroes of Liangshan experienced the growth and changes of many characters, including Song Jiang, Wu Yong, Lu Junyi and other protagonists. After the establishment of Liangshan Lake, the Liangshan heroes began to carry out a series of military operations, including attacking Tokyo City and defeating Fang La. In these actions, the Liangshan heroes made many like-minded friends and experienced many setbacks and tribulations. In the end, under the leadership of Song Jiang, Liangshan Heroes successfully established the cause of Liangshan Heroes, which became an important classic novel in the history of Chinese literature.