Thoughts on Reading Water Margin 1-50

I recently read Water Margin, one of China's four classical novels. This book mainly tells the heroic loyalty of Liangshan 108 generals.

The Water Margin has created many vivid characters, such as Cai Jing and other vampire rulers, Li Kui jy, the black whirlwind with rebellious spirit, Song Wu with strong personality, Lin Chong who resigned and eventually embarked on the road of resistance, and so on, which left a deep impression on us.

Among them, the person who impressed me the most was Song Wu. Song Wu went to a "three bowls without mail" hotel and drank eighteen bowls of wine. When he paid the money and walked to the post, the bartender stopped him and kindly told him that there was a tiger on the post. Song Wu didn't listen to him and insisted on going to the post office. When he arrived at the gate of a temple, he saw a notice with a big red seal. Only then did he believe that there was a tiger on the pillar, but he was afraid that he would lose face when he went back.

He had a hangover and saw a big bluestone. He just lay down when suddenly, a tiger appeared in front of him. It's not a good idea for Song Wu to worry, so he has to take tough measures. The tiger, with its hungry mouth open, saw Song Wu and eagerly caught its prey with three tricks: jump, lift and chop.

While Song Wu was clever enough to hide in the past, when the tiger turned around, Song Wu picked up the apical stick and chopped it down with a jerk. There was a loud noise and a dead tree was cut off. Unexpectedly, the tiger hit it, but the sharp stick was broken. The tiger became fierce and looked at the hungry and fierce tiger. I can't help worrying about Song Wu. I didn't expect Song Wu to show his skill and kill the tiger.

After reading this short story, I understand a truth: in real life, we will encounter many difficulties. We can't escape, so we must face it bravely.