For thousands of years, "Water Margin" has been deeply loved and respected by readers for its gripping storyline, unique character creation and ideological theme of loyalty and courage. In this masterpiece, the weapons used by the heroes of Liangshan are varied and strange. Let's take stock of the eight wonderful weapons in their hands.
The eighth weapon ranked was the hook and sickle spear used by Xu Ning. This ** blade has a barb on it, and it is specially designed to deal with the enemy's cavalry. Xu Ning once broke Hu Yanzhuo's chain of horses in battle, showing the unique power of the hook and sickle spear. Xu Ning's combat effectiveness was not flattering, and he suffered frequent setbacks in the battle, and finally died of poisoning in the Battle of Hangzhou.
And the seventh is the three-pointed, two-edged, four-trick and eight-ring knife used by Shi Jin. This weapon seemed to be very powerful, but in fact, in the later battle of Yangsan, Shi Jin abandoned it and used the ordinary Pu knife instead. Its complex crafting process makes its attack power too scattered, and it is not as good as normal.
The sixth place is the stone used by Zhang Qing. His nickname is "Featherless Arrow" because of his ability to turn mundane pebbles into deadly **. In addition to being good at using stones, Zhang Qing was mediocre when using other weapons, and was eventually stabbed to death by his opponent in battle.
The fifth place is the Xuanhua axe used by Suo Chao. The Xuanhua axe is regarded as an ancient artifact in the legend, but in actual combat, Suo Chao was frequently frustrated due to impatience, and finally died heroically in the Battle of Hangzhou.
In fourth place is the steel fork used by Xie Zhen and Jiebao. Although the brothers were good at hunting, they were mediocre in large-scale battles and eventually died in battle.
The third place is the Zen staff used by Lu Zhishen, weighing sixty-two catties, although it is powerful, it does not perform well in actual combat, and finally chooses to spend the rest of his life in peace.
And the second place is the red brocade lasso used by Hu Sanniang, although it seems to be very powerful, but in the end she was captured alive in the battle and became someone else's wife.
At the top of the list is the "benevolence" used by Song Jiang. He inspired everyone with his heart of benevolence and righteousness, and became the leader of Yangsan, demonstrating the power of benevolence and righteousness. The tragedy of the heroes of Liangshan was due to the limitations of the class and the impracticality of the uprising.
Although the weapons used by the heroes of Liangshan have their own characteristics, their performance in actual combat is uneven, and in the end, some of them fell in battle, and some of them fell into the world, becoming a part of history. Fourth place: Xie Zhen and Xie Bao, the brothers from Orion are also a little maverick in the Liangshan team. Originally, he was a hero who caught the Tiger when he was in Dengzhou, but he was wrongly convicted of being a criminal in an accident and was imprisoned. This experience did not wear away the righteousness and pride in their hearts. Their ** is a pair of steel forks, equivalent to modern forks, although not as powerful as other weapons, but in their hands, they can exert unexpected effects. In the Battle of Oolong Ridge, they faced the fierce attacks of the defenders and fell into a passive situation. Xie Zhen was caught in the hair by a hook and hung in the air, and Xie Bao was killed by a falling stone. Their tragedy is not only because of their lack of strength, but also because they lack formal military training and are unable to do anything in large-scale operations.
Third place: Lu Zhishen, a monk with a Zen staff. The Zen staff was originally used to prevent sleeping while sitting in meditation, but in Lu Zhishen's hands, it became a sharp weapon to kill the enemy. He was once under the jurisdiction of the Weizhou Jingluo Prefecture, and became a monk because of a manslaughter of a bully. After joining Liangshan, he became a model admired by everyone for his martial arts and righteousness. The Zen staff weighed sixty-two pounds and was well-made, making Lu Zhishen feel like a bamboo on the battlefield. He did not seek to kill, but hoped to achieve peace by force. In the end, he made great achievements in the battle against Fang La, and chose to spend the rest of his life in peace.
Second place: Hu Sanniang, a woman with a strong temperament, good at eighth place: Xu Ning, who was originally a teacher of the golden gun class in the imperial forbidden army, and Lin Chong, the head of the 800,000 forbidden army, walked together. His ** was a hooked scythe, an unusually sharp weapon designed to deal with enemy cavalry. In Xu Ning's hands, the hook and sickle spear showed great power, especially in the battle with Hu Yanzhuo's chain of horses, and added a general to Liang Shanbo. Xu Ning's combat effectiveness was not satisfactory, and in the battle of Zhengfangla, he was caught under his horse by the opponent's javelin and was tragically killed. In the Battle of Hangzhou, he died of poisoning, showing the tragic fate of this hero.
Seventh place: Shi Jin, his ** is a three-pointed, two-edged, four-trick eight-ring knife, although it looks extremely domineering, but it was abandoned in the later battle of Liangshan and replaced with an ordinary Pu knife. Although this weapon has a gorgeous appearance, it is actually too complicated to make Fourth place: Xie Zhen and Xie Bao, the two brothers were originally from Orion, and their ** is a steel fork, which has a strong local atmosphere. Although they are majestic on the hunting ground, in large-scale battles, their combat effectiveness is somewhat insufficient. In the Battle of Wulongling, Xie Zhen was entangled in her hair by a hook and fell off a cliff; Xie Bao was unfortunately hit by a falling stone and died. Although the two brothers died in Liangshan, it also showed their bravery and responsibility.
Third place: Lu Zhishen, his ** is a Zen staff, although it was originally used as a tool to refresh the mind during zazen, but in the hands of Lu Zhishen, it has become a powerful **. Lu Zhishen's real name is Luda, who was once under the jurisdiction of Weizhou Jinglufu, and became a monk because he accidentally killed a bully, and then joined Liangshanbo. In the battle against Fang La, Lu Zhishen performed well, and finally chose to become a monk in Hangzhou Liuhe Temple after his achievements, and the ending can be called a happy ending.
Second place: Hu Sanniang, her ** is a red brocade lasso, which is dedicated to capturing enemies. Hu Sanniang was captured alive after the Liangshan team beat Zhujiazhuang three times, and finally fought against the enemy general Zheng Biao with her husband Wang Ying in the Battle of Wulongling, but was unfortunately hit in the head by the opponent and died on the spot.
First place: Song Jiang, his "** is benevolence and righteousness." With his superb eloquence and Confucianism, Song Jiang successfully gathered many heroes in Liangshan and became the leader of Liangshan. He treated people with benevolence and righteousness, and finally chose to become a monk in Hangzhou Liuhe Temple after the conquest of Fang La and the completion of the great success. Although Song Jiang's fate had twists and turns, it was finally consummated with the support of the Liangshan brothers. Eighth place: Xu Ning, as a teacher of the Golden Gun Class in the Imperial Forbidden Army, was not originally a good man in Liangshan, but was deceived by his cousin Tang Long, the money leopard, to Liangshan. In the uprising in Liangshan, Xu Ning showed the talent of the eight hussars and vanguard envoys of the horse army. The hook and sickle he used was captured in the Tiefu diagram where Yue Fei commanded the Yue family army to break the golden people. However, in the battle with the enemy Lu Shinang, Xu Ning's combat effectiveness was obviously insufficient, and he was held under his horse after only more than 20 rounds of fighting. In the battle of Hangzhou, he was shot in the neck by the enemy's poisoned arrow, and although he was rescued by Guan Sheng, he unfortunately died due to the lack of good doctors**.
Seventh place: Shi Jin, the three-pointed, two-edged, four-trick eight-ring knife he used seems to be infinitely powerful, but it is not as lethal as ordinary because of the complex production process. Shi Jin finally gave up this ** and switched to the Pu knife to make it more convenient. He was still defeated by the enemy in the later battles and died on the battlefield.
Sixth place: Zhang Qing, who used stones as ** and showed unusual fighting skills. Despite being able to skillfully use stones to defeat enemies, his performance is mediocre when using other **. In the duel with Li Tianyan, due to his lack of martial arts, he was finally stabbed to death by the other party. Although Zhang Qing achieved certain achievements with stones, he finally died heroically on the battlefield.
Fifth place: Suo Chao, the Xuanhua axe he uses is given a mythical color, but in reality it is not. Suo Chao was originally a sergeant in the Daimyo Mansion in Beijing, who was eager to take revenge after being injured, but was overwhelmed by the enemy because of his impatience. In the end, in the battle with Shi Bao, he died heroically because of his rash battle.
These heroes of Liangshan, although they are different, they all did their best on the battlefield, some won the victory, and some were unfortunately defeated, but their courage and spirit of responsibility will always be remembered in people's hearts. Fourth place: Xie Zhen and Xie Bao, the two brothers were originally from Orion, and the ** they used was a steel fork, which has a strong local flavor. During the attack on the Daimyo's Mansion, Xie Zhen and Xie Bao showed their courage and wisdom and successfully subdued a tiger, but they were mistakenly put on death row due to the design of Mao Taigong. Despite their excellent performance in battle, their lack of formal military training led to a crushing defeat in the Battle of Oolong Ridge, which ended in tragedy.
Third place: Lu Zhishen, although the Zen staff he used, although it seemed ordinary, was made handy by him because it weighed sixty-two pounds. Lu Zhishen was originally under the jurisdiction of Weizhou Jinglufu, and later became a monk, and after joining Liangshan, he became the leader of everyone with his Confucianism and wisdom. In the battle against Fang La, Lu Zhishen performed well, and finally chose to become a monk in Hangzhou Liuhe Temple and became a Buddha.
Second place: Hu Sanniang, the red brocade lasso she used was given a special meaning, but it did not play its due role in the battle. Hu Sanniang was captured alive after three dozen Zhujiazhuang and became Song Jiang's righteous sister, and finally died heroically in the Battle of Wulongling, ending her legendary career.
First place: Song Jiang, he used "benevolence and righteousness" as **, showing his wisdom and courage. Song Jiang was able to inspire everyone with "benevolence and righteousness", so that all heroes and heroes were impressed by it, and became the leader of Liangshan. Despite all the challenges and difficulties he faced, he eventually managed to resolve many crises with his wisdom and courage, and eventually became a hero of a generation.
These heroes of Liangshan, although they have different fates and fates, all played their roles in the Liangshan Uprising and showed the spirit of bravery and responsibility. Their stories will be told forever as an example for future generations to follow.
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