Why didn't Wu Song take the legal route to arrest Ximen Qing and Pan Jinlian, why did he have to solve the problem recklessly and impulsively, and finally became a fugitive himself? The story of Wu Song in the Water Margin and Ximen Qingpan Jinlian, everyone knows something, Wu Song was the head of Yanggu County at that time, that is, he was specifically responsible for public security and arresting criminals. But in the end, why didn't he take the legal route to defend his rights?
Takematsu
Wu Song himself is in charge of this piece, doesn't he understand the Fa? Therefore, it shows that in real life, Wu Song saw that many people were bullied, walked the legal path for a long time, and finally found that it was difficult to walk through, or this road could not be passed at all. In the end, I was really forced to do nothing, and I embarked on the path of impulsiveness and recklessness.
Ximen Qing
For example, in real life, we often encounter times when we are bullied, but we can't find people who can get us justice, and in the end we can only make big things small and small things self-comfort. In fact, it is not that we do not want to get justice, but the cost of getting justice far exceeds the cost of being bullied. For example, time, energy, financial resources, etc., are beyond the burden of many people, even if you can get justice, in the end it may not be worth the loss.
Pan Jinlian
Therefore, after many people are bullied, because the cost of seeking justice is too high, they can only helplessly give up their rights protection, can only make big things small and small things, and finally choose not to seek justice. But among these people who were bullied, there would always be a few, because they couldn't stand this evil breath, and finally embarked on the same path as Wu Song. After all, a novel is a novel, and Wu Song's final ending is still quite good. But in real life, people who take the same path as Wu Song will not be so lucky in the end. I hope that justice will always be around us, and I hope that justice will not always be late.