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Water Margin Reverses the Situation and Defeats the Kou Zhi
I would rather be a court hawk than surrender to the Liangshan bandits! This is an anti-conventional novel. It is even a "anti-Water Margin" work with a clear stance. Forbidden army instructor Chen Xizhen and his daughter refused Gao Yanei's forced marriage and punished the villains. They were persecuted by traitors and forced to flee the capital. Faced with the recruitment of heroes from Liangshan, they would rather die than join the "bandits" and join their relatives and friends to guard Yuanb
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Dang Kou Zhi
"Dang Kou Zhi" can be regarded as one of the representative works of reactionary literature in the history of Chinese novels. For future generations of readers, it can also be regarded as a rare negative material. Through the characters and plot of "Dang Kou Zhi", people will have a concrete understanding of the psychological state of the landowners and gentry who stubbornly adhere to the stance of feudal absolutism, as well as their fantasies and subjective desires when facing the storm of the
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Dang Kou Zhi
"Dang Kou Zhi" is a novel written by Qing Dynasty writer Yu Wanchun. This book was drafted in the sixth year of Daoguang and written in the twenty-seventh year of Daoguang. There were "three changes to the draft" in the middle, which lasted for 22 years. In this book, the author's hatred of the peasant uprising led by Song Jiang is consistent with Jin Shengtan's, so he followed the 70-chapter "Water Margin" that Jin Shengtan had "cut in half", and starting from the 71st chapter, he fabricated a
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