Water Margin Netflix

Name: Water Margin Netflix
Author: Stephen Mcgee

by Stephen Mcgee

ongoing History Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties Male Lead

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Song Jiang, the superintendent of Yuncheng County, Shandong Province, was famous for his righteousness and wealth. He was on good terms with Chao Gai, the Baozheng of Dongcun, the same county. Song's wife, Meng, rented the Song family's ancestral house to Yan Po and her daughter through the intermediary of Li Si. Unexpectedly, Li Si deceived both the landlord and the tenant, and fled with the money. In order to protect his wife, Song Jiang lied to his father, Song Taigong, that he was the one who made the decision to rent the ancestral house and had nothing to do with the Meng family. Song Taigong was angry and severed the father-son relationship with her. Song Jiang went to take back the house, but couldn't bear to drive away Yan Po and her daughter; Yan Po was willing to give her life to repay her kindness; Song Taigong originally intended to reconcile, but when he came to the ancestral house, he ran into Song Jiang and a strange woman. He was immediately disappointed with his son and fell seriously ill when he returned home. Song Taigong did not allow Song Jiang to go home. At the same time, Meng also misunderstood that Song Jiang had found a new love. Under the double misunderstanding, he was cheated by Li Si out of money and his house was occupied by Yan Po. She urgently needed money to treat her father-in-law, so she borrowed money from Zhang San, the bailiff, and inadvertently committed the crime of forging a seal. Because of the affair between Yan Poxi and Zhang San, Zhang San deliberately took a preemptive strike and threatened Meng with the written evidence. When Song Jiang learned about it, he became furious and scolded Meng for being shameless, causing Meng to run away angrily. At the same time, Chao Gai and others robbed Liang Zhongshu's birthday gift package on Huangnigang and gave it to Grand Master Cai Jing. After the incident, they were hunted by the government. Song Jiang got the news and rushed to inform Chao Gai. After Chao Gai escaped from danger, he sent gold to Song Jiang to express his gratitude. The matter was investigated by Yan Poxi, who used this to blackmail Song Jiang into allowing her to remarry Zhang San. In desperation, Song Jiang fled, but was caught by Magistrate Cai Jiu and ordered to be punished. Chao Gai and others went down the mountain to rescue him, and found Song's wife, Meng, and took them to the mountain village together, so that Song Jiang and his wife could be reunited.

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Stephen Mcgee62mo ago

Ximen Qing

Today is Xiaonian? Today is the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month! Looking forward to the appearance of Ximen Daguan

Thunder Monkey!62mo ago

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▪ Song Jiang (Hu Baoyi) ▪ Lu Junyi (Yu Qilin) ▪ Wu Yong (Zhi Duoxing) ▪ Gongsun Sheng (Ruyunlong) ▪ Guan Sheng (broad sword) ▪ Lin Chong (leopard head) ▪ Qin Ming (thunderbolt) ▪ Hu Yanzhuo (double whip) ▪ Huarong (Xiao Liguang) ▪ Chai Jin (Xiao Xuanfeng) ▪ Li Ying (Putian Diao) ▪ Zhu Ding (Meiyan Gong) ▪ Lu Zhishen (Flower Monk) ▪ Wu Song (Walker) ▪ Dong Ping (Two-gun General) ▪ Zhang Qing (No Feather Arrow) ▪ Yang Zhi (Green Faced Beast) ▪ Xu Ning (Golden Spear General) ▪ Suo Chao (Vanguard) ▪ Dai Zong (Magical Taibao) ▪ Liu Tang (Red Haired Ghost) ▪ Li Kui (Black Whirlwind) ▪ Shi Jin (Nine Patterns of the Dragon) ▪ Mu Hong (No Block) ▪ Lei Heng (Tiger with Wings) ▪ Li Jun (Hun Jiang Long) ▪ Ruan Xiaoer (Li Di Tai Sui) ▪ Zhang Heng (Chuan Huo'er) ▪ Ruan Xiaowu (Short-lived Erlang) ▪ Zhang Shun (Langli Baitiao) ▪ Ruan Xiaoqi (Living Yama) ▪ Yang Xiong (Bi Guansuo) ▪ Shi Xiu (Desperate Saburo) ▪ Xie Zhen (Two-Headed Snake) ▪ Xie Bao (Two-tailed Scorpion) ▪ Yan Qing (Prodigal Son) Seventy-Two Earthly Evil Stars ▪ Zhu Wu (Shenji Military Advisor) ▪ Huang Xin (Zhensanshan) ▪ Sun Li (Bing Yuchi) ▪ Xuanzan (Chou Junma) ▪ Hao Siwen (Jing Muyan) ▪ Han Tao (Yumu General) ▪ Peng Qi (Tianmu General) ▪ Shan Tinggui (Shengshui General) ▪ Wei Dingguo (Sacred Fire General) ▪ Xiao Rang (Scholar with Holy Hands) ▪ Pei Xuan (Iron Face) ▪ Ou Peng (Moyun Golden Wings) ▪ Deng Fei (Fire Eyes Suanni) ▪ Yan Shun (Golden Fur Tiger) ▪ Yang Lin (Golden Leopard) ▪ Ling Zhen (Hang Tian Lei) ▪ Jiang Jing (The Divine Fortune Teller) ▪ Lu Fang (The Marquis of Xiao Wen) ▪ Guo Sheng (Sai Rengui) ▪ An Daoquan (The Divine Doctor) ▪ Huangfu Duan (Purple Bearded Uncle) ▪ Wang Ying (Dwarf Tiger) ▪ Hu Sanniang (Yizhang Qing) ▪ Bao Xu (Sangmengod) ▪ Fan Rui (The Demon King) ▪ Kong Ming (Mao Tou Xing) ▪ Kong Liang (Du Mars) ▪ Xiang Chong (Eight-Armed Nezha) ▪ Li Gon (The Flying Sage) ▪ Jin Dajian (The Jade Arm Craftsman) ▪ Ma Lin (The Iron Flute Immortal) ▪ Tong Wei (The Jiao from the Cave) ▪ Tong Meng (Fanjiang Mirage) ▪ Meng Kang (Jade Flag Pole) ▪ Hou Jian (Three-branched Ape) ▪ Chen Da (Leaping Stream Tiger) ▪ Yang Chun (White Snake) ▪ Zheng Tianshou (White-faced Man) ▪ Tao Zongwang (Nine-tailed Turtle) ▪ Song Qing (Iron Fan) ▪ Lehe (Tie Jingzi) ▪ Gong Wang (Hua Xianghu) ▪ Ding Desun (Zhongjianhu) ▪ Mu Chun (Xiaozhelan) ▪ Cao Zheng (The Swordsman) ▪ Song Wan (King Kong in the Clouds) ▪ Du Qian (Touching the Sky) ▪ Xue Yong (The Big Bug) ▪ Shi En (Golden Eye Biao) ▪ Li Zhong (Tiger Fighter) ▪ Zhou Tong (Little Overlord) ▪ Tang Long (Golden Leopard) ▪ Du Xing (Gui Pei'er) ▪ Zou Yuan (Chu Linlong) ▪ Zou Run (One-horned Dragon) ▪ Zhu Gui (Handi Hulu) ▪ Zhu Fu (The Smiling Tiger) ▪ Cai Fu (The Iron Arm) ▪ Cai Qing (A Flower) ▪ Li Li (The Urgent Judge) ▪ Li Yun (Green Eyed Tiger) ▪ Jiao Ting (Faceless) ▪ Shi Yong (General Shi) ▪ Sun Xin (Little Yuchi) ▪ Sister-in-law Gu (Mother Da Chong) ▪ Zhang Qing (Cai Yuanzi) ▪ Sun Erniang (Mother Yaksha) ▪ Wang Dingliu (Huo Shan Po) ▪ Yu Baosi (Dangerous Dao God) ▪ Bai Sheng (Day Rat) ▪ Shi Qian (Flea on the Drum) ▪ Duan Jingzhu (Golden Retriever) 108

Stephen Mcgee62mo ago

Mengshi

I like this book "Water Margin Netflix" and wrote about Song Jiang's wife for the first time.

Stephen Mcgee62mo ago

Kong Ci

Kong Ci is also a new character in "Water Margin NETFLIX"

Stephen Mcgee62mo ago

This can be regarded as my inheritance of classics!

When I was writing "Water Margin Netflix", I took the trouble to introduce porcelain and shipping in the Song Dynasty, combined with the archaeological discovery of "Nanhai No. 1" In recent years; I also wrote about whether Aunt Gu used oyster sauce in her cooking. I also went to the National Knowledge Infrastructure to search for relevant historical evidence. I did this just to make the story look more "flavorful". When I wrote about Hua Rong eating cooking cakes, I introduced in detail the making of cooking cakes in the Song Dynasty. When I wrote about Song Jiang growing roses, I introduced the effect of rose tea in regulating menstrual blood. The main purpose was to express Song Jiang's love for his first wife, Mengshi. In fact, when I wrote the section about planting roses, I paid tribute to Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables."

Stephen Mcgee62mo ago

Liu Anfei

I guess that Liu Wanyi promised Song Jiang to the princess Zhao Fujin who was not her own. Because Song Jiang once said "I am the son-in-law of the Jade Emperor" when he was pretending to be crazy in Jiangzhou. The Jade Emperor refers to Song Huizong Zhao Ji. Based on the ages of the princesses, I guessed that the betrothed person was Zhao Fujin. Because Zhao Fujin was about seven years old at this time and could be engaged; and Liu Wanyi's own daughter was still a baby, and Song Jiang would not believe it. Why is it said to be Zhao Fujin, the third princess of Queen Mingda? Because in Song Jiang's dream, there were three date stones and three volumes of heavenly books. The Mingda Queen Liu was the third queen of Song Huizong; the third was Zhao Fujin.