Water Margin (Chinese Classical Literature Reader Series)

Writing about people and things, this scene, Water Margin is said to be second, no one dares to say it is first

The country has collapsed, the mountains and rivers have swayed, but benevolence, righteousness and morality still remain in the heart; The family is broken and people are destroyed, the government is confused and chaotic, but loyalty, filial piety and justice are never forgotten; Poor one hundred and eight heroic men, turned into lost travelers in Nanke's dream; We will reunite somewhere else in the future, free and happy.

"Water Margin" is such a good book! I particularly like Wu Song in it, he is brave and just, and the plot of fighting the tiger is simply wonderful! And Lin Chong, his experience makes me admire and sympathize with him. The characters in this book are all very vivid, and everyone has their own personality and story, which allowed me to see the various social conditions of that era. I think the author is really great at writing such a fascinating story!

I finally finished reading it. I continued it on and off for 3 months. I finally stuck to it. Now I feel a special sense of relief and relaxation. During the reading process, my mood and emotions were ups and downs. From the initial enthusiasm to reading about the hero's forced death part way through, I was confused and confused. I couldn't help complaining, and even had the urge to get tired of reading. At this time, my curiosity and belief forced me to persevere. Sometimes I shared and looked up while reading, and I heard many versions saying that the ending was very tragic. At this time, I gave up again, and suddenly I thought that every time I read a book, I wanted to avoid the unpleasant plots and dare not face them. But I still have to convince myself that I can't be a deserter! This reading is a bit similar to the workplace and life. I just want to work and live in a comfortable environment. I panic and run away when encountering difficulties. Little do I know that mixed joys and sorrows are the normal state of life. After I figured it out, I didn't back down and faced it bravely. As expected, I can still accept this ending after reading the book. The characters are all dead, and the ending is not good, but it is not so tragic that it is unacceptable. It seems that while reading, I understand why there is such a result. In fact, everything is their fate and choice, and cannot be left to others. For example, there are people who die well. This is the choice of their wisdom and mind. So I feel more and more that that sentence is very good, "All the gifts given by fate are secretly marked with chips."

In today's society, in the workplace where people are bowing their heads and being cautious and repressed, it is really a good book to see the heroes in "Water Margin" bravely express their inner anger, use violence to solve problems and uphold justice regardless of the consequences. It is really a good book for readers.

What a book, what a book! The first volume shocked the world, and the second volume wept ghosts and gods. Before the recruitment, it was true love between brothers and a hero's loyalty. After the recruitment, it was a hero serving the country, brave and unafraid of death. The ending is not perfect, but it is really heroic. The first half of the book made me anxious. How could these gangsters be heroes? The second half of the book made me frightened. These 108 heroes are real men. Regardless of whether recruitment is right or wrong, they only see the true feelings of adversity. It is touching.

I saw the paragraph where Lu Zhishen heard the Zhejiang tide news and thought it was the sound of war drums and the thieves. He "jumped up, touched the Zen staff, drank loudly and grabbed it out." I don't know why I felt regretful... My favorite characters in the book are Lu Zhishen, Lin Chong, Wu Song and Hua Rong. They are all very powerful, each with their own strengths. The teacher asked me to write Lu Zhishen's autobiography. I forgot to bring the book, so I looked for it on Tomato. It's very convenient. The small annotations pop up with just a click, and it's quick to find chapters. I picked out a few key chapters by Lu Zhishen and recalled them again. I felt that the image of Monk Hua became more and more flesh-and-blood. He was a hero of an era. (I rarely comment on cultural books on Tomato, so I'm a bit nervous [laughs]) Song Jiang has exquisite egoism. He must weigh the pros and cons of everything he does. He may have true feelings, but he will definitely carefully calculate the consequences first. When the bottom line of reputation and life is touched, the ruthlessness and determination, indifference and cruelty under the gentle and respectful surface will be revealed unreservedly.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the most popular of the four masterpieces; I read "A Dream of Red Mansions" five times before finishing it, and I couldn't read it when I was young; "Journey to the West" felt that the plot of fighting monsters all the way was a bit monotonous, and "The Romance of the Gods" was also good; "Water Margin" only retained the ones before the recruitment, and it is a pity that so many people died afterward; I think "The Appearance of Officialdom" is also good, but it is a pity that it was not selected into the four masterpieces

It can only be said that the hero Liang Shanbo died a well-deserved death, if you are watching it if you are in your teens. I would think that Song Jiang is a villain who only pursues his own selfish desires, but as I grow older and look at Water Margin, I will feel that this is the best ending and will go down in history.

The ancient Shuangwen is better than the modern Shuangwen, the writing style is simply as high as heaven [what]

The relationship between Luo Guanzhong and Shi Naian is a public case in the history of Chinese literature. There are three mainstream academic views at the core, and there is currently no completely unified conclusion. 1. The theory of master and disciple (most widely circulated) • This statement originates from historical materials such as Tian Rucheng's "Remaining Records of a Tour of the West Lake" and Wang Qi's "Tongkao of Xuwenwen" in the Ming Dynasty, which record that Luo Guanzhong was a disciple of Shi Naian. • Logical support: Both of them were born in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, and both participated in the Zhang Shicheng shogunate. Their life trajectories overlapped; Luo Guanzhong was good at historical novels, and Shi Naian was good at vernacular novels, and their creative styles can be traced to inheritance. 2. Cooperation theory (an important viewpoint in academia) • Some scholars believe that the creation of "Water Margin" was a collaboration between two people, with Shi Naian as the main author and Luo Guanzhong responsible for organizing, polishing or continuing the writing. • Edition basis: The existing early edition of "Water Margin" has the inscription "Collected by Shi Naian and compiled by Luo Guanzhong", which provides direct documentary clues for the theory of cooperation. 3. Same person theory (niche hypothesis) • A few researchers have suggested that "Shi Naian" is Luo Guanzhong's pen name or nickname, and that the two are actually the same person. • Disputed points: This statement lacks direct historical evidence and cannot reasonably explain the independent records of the two men at the same time. It is not recognized by mainstream academic circles. Key consensus 1. The two people lived in the same era and region. They were both literati from the south of the Yangtze River in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, and had similar official career experiences (participating in the Zhang Shicheng shogunate). 2. There is an obvious connection in creation. Whether it is the inheritance of masters and apprentices or collaborative compilation, they jointly promoted the development of vernacular novels in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, laying the foundation for the two major literary genres of historical romance and heroic legend respectively. "Water Margin" may be Luo Guanzhong's debut novel. Due to the good response, he wrote "Three Kingdoms". Luo Guanzhong passed down many books, but Shi Naian only passed down one "Water Margin", and historical materials only indicate that "Water Margin" was compiled by Luo Guanzhong, and there is no record of who wrote it. Therefore, it is probably a pseudonym used by Luo Guanzhong to avoid trouble. (*￣￣)

It's a good book, a classic, needless to say, but this one has 100 chapters. I took a quick look at it and found that it is different from the 120-chapter book I bought. The content is the same, but the poems in it are different, and the epilogue at the end of each chapter is also different. Looking at the catalog, there is no content about Zheng Tianhu and Wang Qing.

First of all, I feel so angry when I see Song Jiang Zhaoan. Secondly, I feel very sorry for Lin Chong, Lu Zhishen, Shi Jin, Hu Sanniang and others [almost crying]. Finally, I only like the first half [send my heart]

It's very good. I was confused when I watched it. The plot is very good. Each of the 108 good guys has a unique character.

Favorite novel, mature and interesting plot

Water Margin must have perfect scores

China's Four Great Classics are not just in vain

It is worthy of being one of China's four great classics. "Water Margin" is beautiful. In fact, I quite like the characters in it, such as the simple and straightforward Li Kui, the chivalrous and courageous Lu Zhishen, the martial arts expert Wu Song, and the counterattack and rebirth of Lin Chong (?). It's a pity that the grand Liangshan Park will never be seen again...

In prosperous times, loyalty is emphasized, while in troubled times, resistance is emphasized. Reading it often is always new, and reading it often is always new. I understand what is so strange about "Water Margin".

I devoured it wholeheartedly when I was a child. When I read it, I just felt I hated Song Jiang for his foolishness. Looking back now, Song Jiang is actually an idiot. Among the four great classics, Liu Guan, Zhang Zhuge, Bao Dai, and Song Jiang were all unable to escape because of this obsession, and they also took the initiative not to be forgotten because of this obsession. So in life, is it better to have infatuation or not to have infatuation?

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I really like Lu Zhishen and Wu Song. You know, Wu Song no longer has his brother. It's hard not to feel sorry for the beautiful and strong miserable

It is indeed a masterpiece. The characters in the back gradually withered away, lamenting that life is like a dream, and a bottle of wine can return the moon to the river. Looking at this book alone, I see many people commenting on Song Jiang as a villain and a hypocrite, and even degrading Song Jiang as inferior to the likes of Gao Qiu and Tong Guan. I feel very sad. The image of Song Jiang created in the article is a person who is both loyal and righteous, who must be faithful to his words and resolute in his actions. Such a patriotic and caring person was reviled. I would rather the officials are all Song Jiang and others, than Cai Jing, Gao Qiu and Tong Guan's people to act as helpers. At the end of the book, there is a comment by Li Zhi, a thinker in the late Ming Dynasty. Social existence determines social consciousness. Li Zhi lived in the late Ming Dynasty, when social conflicts were acute, so he lamented the loyalty of the Water Margin and thought about the loyalty of the Water Margin. The country is in crisis and needs loyal people, and the country needs good generals!

The first seventy chapters are exciting, but the last thirty chapters are almost a formula.

From the beginning of walking on the road for heaven, winning many battles, to losing miserably after deviating from walking on the road for heaven, in the end there was not even a good ending, which is a pity.

If you follow Ling Yun's ambition in the future, you will dare to laugh at Huang Chao for not being her husband.

I thought the ancient prose was ugly, but it turned out to be very smooth and convenient to read. It was better than the current articles. It was an easy read, the plot was tight, and I liked it very much.

As expected of the four famous novels, the descriptions are so good.

Classical classics that you will never tire of reading.

I have to say it is indeed a masterpiece