Write the names, deeds and allusions of the representative figures in the romance of the Three Kingdoms of the Water Margin.

Song Jiang

Song Jiang, nicknamed "Timely Rain" and "Hu", is a die-hard fan of his brother and one of the generals of Liangshan 108. Because of the incident of selling dates in Huangnigang, such as Tota King Classical, Song Jiang informed Classical of the news of loyalist He Tao's pursuit. Classical sent Liu Tang to deliver a letter and rewarded him with one hundred and twenty gold. Unexpectedly, this letter fell into the hands of his concubine Yan Poxi. Song Jiang wants to believe it or not. In desperation, he became angry from embarrassment, killed Yan Poxi, was condemned by his mother, and was later sent to Jiangzhou, where he met Li Kui jy and others. But he was sentenced to death for writing an anti-poem in Xunyang Building. Thanks to the rescue of Liangshan heroes, Song Jiang was rescued in Liangshan in the execution ground and became the deputy leader. Later, when attacking Zengtou City, Chao Gai was shot in the face by a poisonous arrow and died, so he became the supreme leader. Since then, the theme of Liangshan has been changed from Juyitang to Loyalty Hall, and the number of leaders has increased to 100. Tong Guan was defeated twice and Gao Qiu was defeated three times, and Gao Taiwei was captured alive. Liangshan also reached its peak.

In the future, Song Jiang led many people to win over the imperial court, and won a great victory over Liao in the north, forcing Liao to surrender voluntarily. Later, he crusaded against Wang Qing and tian hu (referring to 108 generals) and made meritorious military service. After World War I in Fang La, Liangshan suffered heavy losses, and only 27 people returned to Korea. After returning to the imperial court, he was unfortunately poisoned by treacherous court official Gao Qiu. Knowing that he was poisoned, he gave Li Kui jy a glass of poisoned wine, because he knew that when he died, there was only an empty name left, and Li Kui jy would rebel and avenge his brother, so he gave Li Kui jy a glass of poisoned wine after their death. Wu Yong dreamed at night that Li Kui jy and Sung Jiang were holding hands and said that we were dead. The next day, Wu Yong went to the place where two people had a dream for him, saw their graves, and prepared to hang himself from a tree next to Sung River's grave. Huarong is here, too It turned out that he and Wu Yong had the same dream, and they hanged themselves together in a tree next to Song Jiang's grave.

Song Wu

Song Wu, nicknamed "Walker", is the second child, also known as Wu Er and Wu Erlang. He is from Kongsongzhuang Village, Qinghe County, Dongping Prefecture, Shandong Province (now Wangshizhuang Village, Qinghe County, Hebei Province) and is a protagonist in Water Margin.

Song Wu is very rude at home. Because he killed a bully in his hometown before, he was afraid of being sued, so he left his hometown and went to Cangzhou, Hebei Province, where he lived in Chai Jin, Liang Xiao for two years. His brother Wu Zhi makes a living by selling kitchen cakes at home. The two brothers are very loyal. Song Wu has been away from home for two years. She always misses her brother. In September of that year, Sung River in Yuncheng County, Jeju, Shandong Province killed Yan Xijiao at home and fled to Chai Jin Prefecture, Cangzhou to avoid disaster. When Song Jiang passed by yanggu county, he met Wu Zhi. Wu Zhi asked Song Jiang to take a message to Song Wu, saying that the government did not pursue the murder case in Qinghe County because no one testified. Wu Zhi has moved to yanggu county, waiting for Song Wu to meet in yanggu county, so that the brothers can reunite. Song Jiang and Song Wu hit it off in Chai Jin and became sworn brothers with Yulan. Song Jiang told Song Wu what Wu Zhi said. Song Wu got the news of his brother. anxious to return said goodbye to Chai Jin and Song Jiang the next day and hurried to yanggu county to find his brother. Once drunk, he killed a tiger in Jingyanggang, yanggu county (now yanggu county, Liaocheng City), and was appointed as the county magistrate by Yanggu County Magistrate.

Wu Dalang is a short man. His beautiful wife Pan Jinlian tried to seduce Song Wu, but was rejected. Later, she was seduced by a local rich man, Ximen Qing. They poisoned Wu Dalang after it was exposed. In order to get revenge, Song Wuxian killed Pan Jinlian first and then Ximen Qing, so he was found guilty and exiled to Mengzhou. On the way to Mengzhou, I met Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang at the Cross Slope Hotel. In Mengzhou, Song Wu was kindly taken care of. In return, Song Wu beat Jiang Menshen as drunk as a fiddler and helped Mersey recapture the Happy Forest Hotel. However, Song Wu was ambushed by Jiang Menshen in collusion with the government and Britain, and was forced to kill people, spilling blood on the mandarin duck building and writing "The murderer killed the tiger Song Wu also". Then I went to centipede ridge at night and killed the evil flying centipede Taoist Wang in the grave. In the process of escape, with the help of Zhang Qing and Sun Erniang, he pretended to be a "walker" and practiced with his hair. After Song Wu defected to Erlong Mountain, he became one of the three leaders of the "Rebel Army", and returned to Liangshan when the latter three mountains fought Qingzhou.

Linchong

Lin Chong is one of the main characters in the novel Water Margin, nicknamed Leopard Head, who is from Tokyo (now Kaifeng, Henan). He is honest and frank by nature and likes to make friends with people. He is skilled in martial arts and once wielded eight snake spears. Lin Chong is an important figure in Water Margin. He changed from an 800,000 imperial coach to a "robber", from a warm well-off family to a Liangshan Juyitang, and went through a difficult and sinister life path. When Liang Shanbo's hero ranked first, he ranked second in the army of the five tiger generals in the cottage, guarding the dry villages in the west. Lin Chong's martial arts skills are high, and he has won many battles. After being wooed, Song Jiang and Lu Junyi conquered Liao, Wang Qing. After Fang La's performance, he contracted wind paralysis in Hangzhou and could not recover. He was forced to stay in Liuhe Temple for illness and was taken care of by Song Wu. He died six months later. Chasing Tadao Tadao.

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Zhuge Liang

(18 1 July 23-August 28, 234), born in Yang Du (now yinan county, Linyi City, Shandong Province), Han nationality, was an outstanding politician, strategist, inventor and strategist in the Three Kingdoms period. When he was alive, he was named Wuxiang Hou, and he was called Zhong Wuhou. Later, in order to admire Zhuge Liang's military talents, the Eastern Jin regime named him King Wuxing. The representative works include Front Model, Back Model and Book of Commandments. Invented wooden ox and flowing horse, Kongming lantern and so on. Zhuge Liang was highly respected in later generations. There is a temple of marquis of Wu in Chengdu, and the great poet Du Fu praised Zhuge Liang's masterpiece "Book of Letters", which was handed down from generation to generation.

Liu Bei

Liu Bei (16 1-223), namely Emperor Zhaolie of Shu Han, was born in Zhuoxian County, Zhuo Jun (now Zhuozhou, Hebei Province), a descendant of Mountain King of Hanzhong, a founding emperor and politician during the Three Kingdoms period, and reigned in 22 1-223. Emperor Zhaolie of posthumous title, the ancestor of the temple, was also called the late master by historians.

In the last years of Emperor Han Ling of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei entered the political stage at the end of the Han Dynasty for his meritorious crusade against the Yellow Scarf Army, and was assisted by Zhuge Liang only after three visits to the thatched cottage.

In the 13th year of Jian 'an in Han Dynasty (2008), Zhou Yu and others defeated Cao Cao in Chibi, and then they won five counties in Jingzhou and Yizhou. After Liu Bei captured Hanzhong and repelled Cao Jun, he became the king of Hanzhong in July of the 24th year of Jian 'an (AD 2 19). In the second year of Wei Huang (22 1), Cao Pi forced Xian Di to abdicate in 220 10, and it was widely rumored in the middle of Shu that Xian Di had been killed. In order to continue the history of the Han Dynasty, revitalize the Han Dynasty and complete his hegemony, Liu Bei proclaimed himself emperor in Wudannan, Chengdu, with the title of Zhangwu. The following year, Wu Dong was stripped of Jingzhou. As a result, Wu Jun burned the camp and suffered heavy losses. He retired to Baidicheng to entrust an orphan. In 223 AD, Liu Bei, the founding emperor of Shu Han, died of illness at the age of 63, Emperor Zhaolie of posthumous title. Because Liu Bei was the uncle of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, he was later called Liu Huangshu. According to the novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei is seven feet five inches tall (172.5cm), with his hands above his knees and his ears hanging over his shoulders. In the book, he is portrayed by the author as a caring person, a corporal with courtesy and virtue, and a man with lofty ideals who knows how to be good at people's duties. In fact, Liu Bei in history is not like this. But the real Liu Bei in history is really kind and touching.

Cao Cao

Cao Cao, the word Meng De, the little character Ayun, the Han nationality, was born in Peiguoqiao (now Bozhou, Anhui). China was a famous strategist, politician and poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was the founder and main founder of Wei in the Three Kingdoms period, and later Wang Wei. After his son Cao Pi proclaimed himself emperor, he was honored as Wei Wudi. Cao Cao struggled all his life to unify the whole country as soon as possible, and extensively reclaimed land and built water conservancy projects in the north, which played a certain role in the recovery of agricultural production at that time; Secondly, he used talents, broke the concept of family, suppressed the strongmen, and restored and developed the social economy in the areas he ruled. In addition, he is also good at the art of war, and has written works such as Sun Tzu's Art of War, Sun Tzu's Art of War, and Meng De's New Book. As a lean man, he is proficient in temperament, good at writing poems, expressing his political ambitions, reflecting the tragic life of the people in the late Han Dynasty, and being generous and sad.

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