Lin Daiyu Captured Lu Zhishen Seven Times

Among the dazzling stars of Chinese civilization, there are two stars that are particularly eye-catching. Their light and rhyme have passed through hundreds of years of smoke and dust, and they still stir people's hearts today: one is the "Dream of Red Mansions" created with blood and tears by Mr. Cao Xueqin in the Mourning Red Pavilion, which he "read for ten years and added or deleted five times"; the other is the group portrait of loyalty and righteousness sketched by Mr. Shi Naian (and Mr. Luo Guanzhong) in the mist of the rivers and lakes, "Water Margin". The former is like a meticulous and colorful "Fragrance Spectrum", which uses the Jinling Grand View Garden as a mirror to reflect the rise and fall of the family in the last days and the subtleties of human nature. It also engraved Lin Daiyu, a concubine of Xiaoxiang, who was "like a beautiful flower shining on the water when she is idle, and like a weak willow supporting the wind", but her heart was as high as the sky and her talent was unparalleled. It has been engraved into an eternal cultural symbol. The latter is a roll of freehand "Heroes' Posts" written with splashes of ink, set in Liangshan Mountains eight hundred miles away, displaying the heroic spirit of "doing justice for heaven" and the uprightness of grudges and grudges. Among them, the flower monk Lu Zhishen, who "comes and goes naked without worries" and uproots weeping willows, is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people with his sincere and sincere image of Vajra, reckless and lovely, but also hidden in the Buddha's nature.