In the Late Northern Song Dynasty, the Shame of Jingkang, Water Margin and Liangshan
Anyone who has watched Water Margin will regret the ending of Liangshan Heroes and be dissatisfied with Song Jiang's black-faced Saburo. Anyone who knows the history of "Jingkang's Shame" will feel ashamed...
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I'm so excited to write my first review for this book! "Another Interpretation of Water Margin" written by Xiaoya Jizhi opens a new perspective for readers to examine "Water Margin". This book breaks away from traditional cognition and boldly puts forward the view that Liangshan heroes are bandits. Through the analysis of cases such as Wu Dalang and Lin Chong, it shows the chaos and injustice of the society at that time and makes readers rethink the justice of the heroes' actions. The analysis of the characters in the book is very exciting. The story of Gao Qiu's rise to fame reveals the corruption in the officialdom of the Northern Song Dynasty; Shi Jin's experience shows a young man's struggle and perseverance in troubled times. This kind of interpretation digs deep into the character's heart and makes the character image more three-dimensional and real. However, to regard Liangshan heroes as bandits ignores their resistance to oppression and their chivalrous and righteous side. But it is undeniable that this book inspires readers to think deeply about "Water Margin" and breaks their inherent perceptions. Both Water Margin fans and ordinary readers can get new inspiration and re-examine this classic work.