A brief summary of the plot of Yan Qing's cold arrow to save the savior

Yan Qing shot an arrow to save Lu Junyi.

Yan Qing was a character in Water Margins. He was loyal to his savior, saved Lu Junyi, and shot two policemen to death. Yan Qing's actions showed his loyalty and courage to Lu Junyi. Lu Junyi was ambushed by Li Gu and tied up in front of Liang Zhongshu. He was sent to Shamen Island three thousand miles away. On the way, Yan Qing shot two policemen to death and saved Lu Junyi. However, Lu Junyi was once again captured by the soldiers on the way. Yan Qing rushed to Liangshan Lake to seek help from Song Jiang and the others. On the way, he met Bing Guan Suo, Yang Xiong, and Shi Xiu. Yan Qing and Yang Xiong rushed to Liangshan to inform Song Jiang. Yan Qing's loyalty and bravery had earned him the recognition and importance of Liangshan. In general, the story of Yan Qing's assassination was about his loyalty to the savior. He saved Lu Junyi and shot two policemen to death. In the end, he was appreciated and reused by Liangshan.

The main plot of the sixty-second chapter of Water Margins was about Lu Junyi being trapped in Liangshan Lake, and Wu Yong framing him. Lu Junyi's wife and some Liangshan heroes tried to save him. Yan Qing killed Dong Chao and Xue Ba, then went to Liangshan Lake to ask for help. Shi Xiu hijacked the execution ground alone. When Lu Junyi returned home, he was arrested by Li Gu and the officials. Li Gu used Lu Junyi's crime to tie him up and send him to Secretary Liang. Lu Junyi was forced to admit his crimes and was sentenced to 40 strokes of caning and sent to Shamen Island. This time, Lu Junyi was facing a fight between Liangshan and Li Gu. One side wanted him dead, while the other wanted to save his life. In the end, the experienced corrupt officials Cai Fu and Cai Qing bribed Lu Junyi to receive a light sentence and sent him to Shamen Island. This time, the plot was tight and full of suspense and tension.

The story of Yan Qing saving the enemy was related to the plot of Water Margins. In the story, Lu Junyi was deliberately asked to stay in Liangshan Lake for a few months by Song Jiang, Wu Yong, and the others. Lu Junyi did not know that Wu Yong's oral poem was an anti-poem, nor did he know that Li Gu had already reported him. Lu Junyi returned home and met Yan Qing. Yan Qing told him that Li Gu had an affair with his wife and reported him. Lu Junyi did not believe it and even kicked Yan Qing down. However, when Lu Junyi returned home, he was arrested by the official. Li Gu spent money to beat him up. In the end, Lu Junyi was imprisoned. In order to make Lu Junyi quietly killed, Li Gu bribed the two houses to hold the prison level, iron arm Cai Fu five hundred taels of gold. After Yan Qing learned about Lu Junyi's situation, he informed Song Jiang. At the same time, Shi Xiu was ordered by Song Jiang to Beijing to inquire about Lu Junyi's news, but Lu Junyi was beheaded. The entire story described the process of Lu Junyi being framed, arrested, and Yan Qing saving him.

The main point of Yan Qing saving Lu Junyi's life was that Yan Qing had saved Lu Junyi's life. When Lu Junyi was captured by the soldiers, Yan Qing rushed to Liangshan Lake to seek help from Song Jiang and the others. He met Yang Xiong and Shi Xiu. Yan Qing and Yang Xiong rushed to Liangshan to inform Song Jiang. Yan Qing shot the bailiffs Dong Chao and Xue Ba to death with cold arrows, saving Lu Junyi. However, Lu Junyi was captured by the government troops. The story of Yan Qing saving the savior showed Yan Qing's cleverness and loyalty.

The story of Yan Qing saving his savior was a myth and legend in ancient China folklore. According to legend, Yan Qing (also known as Yan Feijie) was born in the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, the Central Plains was in turmoil and social chaos. Yan Qing had shown extraordinary wisdom and talent since he was young. He used his strength to eliminate corruption and tyranny and maintain social justice. He arrested officials who were considered corrupt and tyrannical and sentenced them to death. He wiped out many evil forces among the people and restored social stability. Yan Qing's courage and insight made him a social hero. He fought resolutely and finally saved the people who were ravaged by tyranny, receiving widespread praise. Yan Qing's story was deeply integrated into ancient China literary works, which had a profound impact on the social development of future generations.

The summary of Yan Qing's attempt to save the execution ground was that Lu Junyi was deliberately detained in Liangshan Lake. He did not know that the poem he wrote was an anti-poem. After being reported, he was beaten until his skin was torn and his flesh was bruised. In the end, he was sent to prison. In order to make him quietly killed, Li Gu gave the two houses a prison grade, and Chai Jin also gave him a thousand gold taels. Yan Qing saved Lu Junyi, but Lu Junyi was eventually captured.

The story of Yan Qing's loyal savior happened in Water Margins. Yan Qing was Lu Junyi's senior personal assistant. When Lu Junyi was framed, Yan Qing loyally saved him and shot two policemen to death, showing his loyalty and courage to Lu Junyi.

Yan Qing was a character in Water Margins. In the story, he displayed the characteristics of being smart and full of courage. In a critical situation, he had accurately shot Xue Ba and Dong Chao's vital parts, saving his master's life. His archery skills were praised as one of the five wonders of Liangshanpo, and he was also the number one expert among sumo wrestlers. In addition, Yan Qing was also good at playing and singing. He was a multi-talented person. His actions showed his wisdom and bravery, making him a highly appreciated character.

Yan Qing's typical plot included the following aspects: 1. Yan Qing fought in the arena: Yan Qing received the mission of Wu Yong, the military counselor, to inquire about the actual situation of the explosive core and the fire twister under the arena in China. He successfully obtained the blueprint of the explosives buried under the ring and fought with Bao Peisong in the arena, finally defeating Bao Peisong. 2. Build a pontoon bridge: Before the battle at Longmen Pass, Yan Qing advised Lu Junyi not to fight personally. After being rejected, he mobilized 500 infantry and cut down trees near Pingquan Bridge to build a pontoon bridge to protect the army. 3. Factoring in the amnesty: Yan Qing participated in the amnesty for the imperial court. He became sworn brothers with Li Shishi, a famous prostitute in the capital. Through her help, he successfully met Emperor Huizong of Song Dynasty and promoted the amnesty of Liangshan. In general, Yan Qing was a versatile, witty and brave character. His plot in Water Margins showed his resourcefulness and combat ability.