"Water Margin" is one of the four famous novels in my country, which has created the image of many heroes and heroes. Among them, Wu Song the Walker can be said to be one of the most prominent characters in the book, although there is not much description of him, but the author's love for Wu Song is overflowing.
Whether it is "Jinggang Mountain Fighting Tigers" or "Drunken Fighting Jiang Menshen", these deeds all reveal the author's yearning for heroes like Wu Song. When describing this kind of character, the author put a lot of effort into it, especially in Wu Song's ending, which is particularly obvious. One hundred and eight heroes of Liangshan led the troops to the expedition after being recruited, but only Wu Song seemed to have a relatively good ending, and returned to the Buddhist temple with a broken arm, often accompanied by the ancient Buddha of the green light.
However, what can be said to feel the author's love the most is the achievement he gave Wu Song. For readers who don't know the inside story, after reading the whole book, they may only feel that although Wu Song is a hero, he doesn't seem to be as eye-catching as those other heroes. After all, most of the other heroes are facing enemies with prominent statuses, and Wu Song's most notable achievement seems to be only killing one of the enemy's generals. However, people did not realize that killing this general was Wu Song's greatest achievement.
Wu Songqi people. 
In "Water Margin", Wu Song is a well-known hero, and the article "Wu Song Fights the Tiger" has even been selected into school textbooks. Wu Song stood up for his brother, and the scene of beating Pan Jinlian to death made him even more famous. Having lost his parents since he was a child, Wu Song only relied on his brother for his life.
His elder brother Wu Dalang has been selling cooking cakes since he was a child, and he worked hard to support Wu Song. According to rumors, the reason why Wu Dalang is short is because he has been overworked since he was a child. When the skeleton was not yet mature, he carried a flat pole to sell things on the streets and alleys all the year round, and his bones were compressed, resulting in his height not being as he wished. Genetically speaking, Wu Song's height and physique are very good, and if his brother grows normally, he should also be in good shape. In order to allow his younger brother to grow up healthily, Wu Dalang sacrificed himself, and Wu Song's feelings for his brother were very deep. It was out of deep affection for his brother that after learning about Pan Jinlian, Wu Song was so angry that he killed Ximenqing by mistake.
Jerod is in the book.
However, what highlights the author's affection even more is the greatest achievement he has given Wu Song. To uninformed readers, Wu Song's accomplishments may seem less remarkable, he just killed a tiger and then did something righteous. The enemy he killed was only one of the opponent's generals, not directly against important figures in the imperial court like other Liangshan heroes.
In reality, however, the enemy generals defeated by Wu Song were very important figures. Although this general is not mentioned much in the book, in real history, this general was a major problem for the Song Dynasty court.
Jerod in the book is heavy.
This man is Yelu Dezhong, in the book, he is a general of the Liao State, a villain who has nothing to do all day but has great ambitions. There are not many descriptions of Yelu Dezhong, except that his brother was the emperor of Liao, and he relied on his brother to become a general.
But in fact, he is not as depicted in ** without real kung fu, but likes to bluff. He is a man who likes to show off his schemes, and now he is a strategist who likes to put on a show. In **, Yelu was so pressed by the heroes of Liangshan that he had no power to resist, and even put out the "Chaotian Array" and was easily dispersed by the heroes of Liangshan, failed to survive the half of the battle, and was finally beheaded by Wu Song with a knife.
The real Jerod is heavy.
However, in real history, Jerod's status is extremely noble. He was the younger brother of the Emperor of Liao at that time, which was completely different from the description in **. He is a scheming and scheming character. At that time, the Liao State had entered the late stage, the domestic situation was chaotic, and the imperial court was full of strife. Yelu Dezhong did not intend to overthrow the emperor at first, but the situation of the Liao State was really precarious, with the threat of the Song Dynasty and the invasion of the Jurchens around it, and the Liao State was no longer as strong as it once was.
Under these circumstances, Jerod wisely chose to gather strength behind the scenes. At first, he tried to persuade the emperor to adopt an offensive strategy, believing that only by attacking at all costs could he win the dignity of the country, recover the land, maintain domestic stability, and defend against foreign enemies. However, the emperor at that time was too weak and incompetent, favored the traitorous ministers, and turned a deaf ear to Yelude's advice, and instead adopted a policy of "retreating as advancing", which led to an even more chaotic situation in the Liao state.
Jerod's strategy.
It didn't take long for the Liao state to be breached, and Yelude led his men to move west in the chaos and established the historical Western Liao. Therefore, Yelu Dezhong in real history is the founding emperor of Western Liao, so it can be said that Wu Song's greatest achievement is to kill Yelu Dezhong, after all, he is the founding emperor of a country, which is a big trouble for the Song Dynasty at that time, and it can naturally be called the greatest achievement.
Epilogue. In fact, the reason why Shi Nai'an portrayed the founding emperor of a country so badly is, in the final analysis, mixed with personal feelings. After all, for them, Western Liao is the enemy, the culprit that led to the demise of the Han dynasty and the country. His hatred for the enemy was vented in **, so that Yelu Dezhong was killed by Wu Song, who he liked, which became a kind of catharsis, and also expressed Shi Nai'an's political tendencies and ideals.
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"Water Margin" is one of the pinnacles of ancient Chinese literature, and the story of Wu Song is even more memorable. In this article, the author describes Wu Song's heroic image in vivid brushwork, especially highlighting his love for Wu Song, and emphasizing Wu Song's achievements.
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Secondly, the article gives a detailed description of Wu Song's personal background, including his deep relationship with his brother, making it easier for readers to understand Wu Song's character and personality. This kind of presentation makes Wu Song no longer a simple hero, but also a flesh-and-blood and emotional character. For readers, it is easier to resonate emotionally, and then deepen the sense of identity with Wu Song.
In addition, the article's analysis of Wu Song's greatest achievements is also quite in-depth. Through the description of Yelu Dezhong in the book, the author analyzes the difference between ** and historical reality, and reveals Shi Nai'an's subjective portrayal of Liao characters. This point of view shows the author's independent thinking about history and personal attitude towards the creation of **, so that readers have a deeper understanding of the complexity and multi-faceted nature of the characters in **.
The article also makes a certain evaluation of Shi Nai'an's writing technique. Through the comparison of Yelude's heavy image, the article reveals the negative portrayal of the enemy in **, highlighting Shi Nai'an's personal emotional tendencies. This point of view makes the reader very interested in the thinking and motivation behind the creation of **.
Overall, this review provides a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the article, from multiple levels such as title, character portrayal, historical revelation, and evaluation of the author's thinking. The article is fluent and has a clear point of view, which not only fully interprets Wu Song's story, but also deeply thinks about the creation and the author's attitude. This kind of comprehensive and profound commentary gives readers a more comprehensive understanding of "Water Margin" and the image of Wu Song in it, and adds appreciation and thinking about this classic.
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