The origin of Wu Song's nickname
Speaking of the tiger hero Wu Song, I believe that everyone knows and everyone knows. This heroic history of Wu Song is even recorded in primary school textbooks. As we all know, Wu Song is an iron-clad man, and in my imagination, Wu Song should be a dark-skinned, strong, and uninhibited tough guy image. But Wu Song, who has the impression of being a tough guy, has a nickname that doesn't match him - Walker. And how Wu Song chose such a nickname, let's talk about it today.
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We all know that Wu Song became famous because of fighting tigers, became a well-known hero, and was admired and loved by the villagers.
In our impression, family genes are generally very strong, but a tall and majestic man like Wu Song has a short elder brother - Wu Dalang. Although Wu Dalang is not good-looking and has a short figure, he is really good, and he has a beautiful wife at home. But this wife doesn't abide by women's morals very much, and takes advantage of Wu Dalang's free time to sell baked cakes during the day to fornicate with others, and Wu Dalang is an honest man, so he naturally will not suspect that his wife is unfaithful to him.
One day, when Wu Dalang's wife had a private meeting with others, she happened to be bumped into by Wu Song. How could Wu Song, who defends Wu Dalang everywhere, watch his sister-in-law have a private meeting with others and betray his brother. Suddenly, his anger and blood surged, but he actually beat his sister-in-law and the person who had a private meeting to death. Although these two people did something unseemly, they were beaten to death, but they were also extremely wronged. And killing people to pay for their lives was regarded as a matter of course in ancient times on the mainland, even if Wu Song was a hero who fought tigers.
So Wu Song disguised himself as a traveling Taoist priest and fled, from which the nickname of the walker was derived.
How did Wu Song die
Throughout Wu Song's life, he couldn't help but feel emotional. His parents died when he was a child, and he depended on his brother for his life, and later in order to avenge his brother, he stabbed Ximenqing and Pan Jinlian. This was the first time in his life that he killed someone, and since then his hands have been stained with blood, and he has killed countless people in the rivers and lakes. Drunken beat Jiang Menshen, made a big fuss about Feiyunpu, splashed blood on Mandarin Duck Tower, and finally fell into the grass Liangshan as a coward. His life was unbridled and chic, with clear love and hate, and now, Wu Song's tomb is quietly located on the shore of the beautiful West Lake.
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His death is a mystery, and there are various theories in various historical records.
Some people say that Wu Song later lived in Hangzhou, and although his life was down, he still did not change his upright character of loving to fight unevenly. In the process of seeking justice for others, he accidentally beat the other party to death, so he surrendered to the yamen and died in prison.
There is also a saying that Wu Song became a monk in Liuhe Temple in Hangzhou after beating Fang La, reciting scriptures all day long, meditating his mind, and living a quiet life. Far away from the bloody and rigid life of his youth, he spent his old age in the temple and died at the age of eighty.
But I prefer another version, Wu Song also shaved his hair and became a monk in Liuhe Temple. It's just that when the Jin soldiers invaded Lin'an and surrounded the temple with soldiers, he broke the vows and led the monks to resist the invasion of the Jin soldiers. Helplessly outnumbered, Wu Song finally died on the battlefield. Although in this kind of account, Wu Song failed to live out his old age in peace, but the kind of life in the monastery was not what he wanted. The country is gone, what is the point of being quiet no matter how quiet the days are. Wu Song is still that hot-blooded young man in his bones, and dying in such a heroic way is worthy of his vigorous first half of his life.
What kind of character is Wu Song
Wu Song, a character in the famous classical novel "Water Margin" in the mainland, is one of the one hundred and eight heroes in Liangshan in the book, and he is quite famous among the heroes of Liangshan. His elder brother is Wu Dalang, therefore, some people also call him Wu Erlang.
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Wu Song is a hot-blooded man in the book, he has justice in his heart, has a good expectation for a better future, and goes to Liangshan. Shi Nai'an portrayed the image of Wu Song vividly, both in terms of character and character. Wu Song is very important in the book "Water Margin", he killed Pan Jinlian and Ximen Qing angrily, although part of it was to avenge his brother Wu Dalang, but in the killing of Ximen Qing, there was no lack of righteous emotions in his heart. In the episode of Wu Song beating the tiger, we can also see that he is a very filial man, his mother was eaten by a tiger, and the anger in his heart drove him to kill a tiger, from which we can see that he was deeply saddened by the death of his mother.
Wu Song is a representative figure among the heroes of Liangshan, the psychological description is very prominent, he can represent everyone alone, he was forced to go to Liangshan by the society at that time. He killed Pan Jinlian and Ximenqing at first, but he was still willing to accept the punishment of the law, which shows that he actually wanted to live with peace of mind and live in obedience to the society at that time. But later, in the chapter of beating Jiang Menshen, Wu Song's sense of casualness was crushed, and he went up to the beam. Among the one hundred and eight heroes on the beam, many of them are like him, forced by society.
The character of Wu Song represents not only him, but one hundred and eight heroes of Liangshan. He is a typical example of Liangshan heroes, from the beginning of submission to later resistance, psychological from the beginning of patience to later contradictions, almost all Liangshan heroes have had such an experience. He is indispensable in the book, a typical character of the heroes of Liangshan.
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Wu Song is about eight feet tall, with a dignified appearance and a dignified appearance. Moreover, Wu Song has unique skills and strong martial arts, and later became famous for fighting tigers. And Wu Dalang is less than five feet tall and has an ugly face. Therefore, purely from the appearance of the person, no one can see that they are brothers.
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Their parents were both farmers, and their father could cook cakes, so they focused on farm work when they were busy on the farm, and they could pick up the baked cakes to sell them when the farm was not working, so as to subsidize the family. Therefore, their family's life is okay.
Later, the couple wanted to have another child. It just so happened that when Wu Dalang was 15 years old, the couple was pregnant with another child. The couple was overjoyed. However, blessings and misfortunes depended on each other, and when the child was about to be born, the child's father fell ill and died. Later, in the midst of the grief of losing her husband, his mother died on the third day after giving birth to Wu Song.
From then on, Wu Dalang took on the dual responsibilities of father and mother, and pulled his younger brother Wu Song to grow up. Therefore, the relationship between the two is closer than that of brothers, and Wu Song has a sense of gratitude and admiration for Wu Dalang.
When Wu Song was young, he always fought and made trouble, but Wu Dalang was always reluctant to blame Wu Song, and just comforted him with kind words. Happily, as Wu Song grew up, Wu Song himself realized that it was not easy for his brother, so he stopped messing around with others and listened carefully to his brother's teachings.
Although Wu Dalang is not as good as others, he has the courage to take responsibility and can be regarded as a good man. And Wu Song has always been in love with his brother, so the relationship between the two has always been very good.
Does Pan Jinlian like Wu Song
Pan Jinlian likes Wu Song, as for her later acceptance of Ximenqing and getting together with Ximenqing, it may be because her love for Wu Song was not reciprocated, so she had some psychology similar to revenge.
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In fact, when Pan Jinlian and Wu Dalang were together before, not to mention how sweet the days were, but at least they could say that they lived peacefully. It wasn't until the appearance of Wu Song later that Pan Jinlian's heart had improper thoughts, and she wanted to be with Wu Song. However, courtship is not allowed, and there is Ximenqing's pursuit of her. In the end, in the case of longing to be loved and hating the failure of courtship, she accepted Ximen Qing.
From the beginning of meeting Wu Song, she later tempted, pursued, and confessed to Wu Song step by step, reflecting her love for Wu Song. At the beginning, Pan Jinlian knew that Wu Song lived alone in the county office, so she took the initiative to ask Wu Song to live in her house. What's more, she even inquired about Wu Song's age, marital status, and preferences, which reflected Pan Jinlian's excessive care for Wu Song in the early days.
Later, when the three of them in the family got together to drink and eat, Pan Jinlian frequently offered courtesy to Wu Song, and she couldn't wait for her eyes to grow on Wu Song. However, for this situation, Wu Song just lowered his head and did not respond.
When Pan Jinlian confessed to Wu Song, Wu Song was also indifferent. At that time, the two were eating alone at home, and Pan Jinlian complained to Wu Song in disguise, saying that she wanted to drink a double cup with Wu Song, but she didn't get a response.
In the whole process, Pan Jinlian has always taken the initiative to test and pursue Wu Song alone, but she has never received a response from Wu Song. Pan Jinlian's initiative is different from the feeling she feels with Ximenqing, so in her heart, she may have always liked Wu Song. #爆料##头条创作挑战赛##水浒传##武松##武松打虎有可能吗#