Some questions about Water Margin and Three Kingdoms .

The first of the 108 generals in Liangshan is (Shi Jin), whose nickname is (Nine Pattern Dragon).

2. The author of this book (Shi Nai'an), dynasty (Ming).

3, Wu Yong and a group of heroes skillfully performed gongs on the "Huangnigang", and one of the major things they did was (outwitting the birth gang).

4. Which two characters are involved in "Havoc in the Boar Forest"? What are their personality traits? (Lu Zhishen - jealousy and hatred are like hatred, there are fine in the coarse, Lin Chong - kind-hearted and obedient).

5. Please fill in some of Zhuge Liang's achievements.

Six out (Qishan) Donghe (Sun Wu) Collect Erchuan (Dongchuan Xichuan) Beifu (Cao Wei) Eight formations (pictured).

6. Couplet: Shanglian: resourceful, Kong Mingqiao borrowed arrows Downlink: (Yi Bo Yuntian, Guan Yu privately released Cao).

7. The two characters involved in "Dongfeng is not convenient with Zhou Lang, Tongque Chun Shen Lock Er Qiao" are (Cao Cao) (Zhou Yu).

Thank you!!! Question added: 8. The battle involved in "Dongfeng does not cooperate with Zhou Lang, Tongque Chun Shen Lock Er Qiao" is (Battle of Chibi).

1 Shi Jin Nine-Striped Dragon.

2 Shi Nai'an, late Yuan and early Ming Dynasty.

3 Outwit the Birth Gang.

4 Lu Zhishen - jealousy and hatred are like hatred, there are fine in the thick Lin Chong - kind-hearted and obedient.

5 Qi Shan, Sun Wu, Dongchuan, Xichuan, Cao Wei.

7 Zhou Yu Cao Cao.

8 Battle of Red Cliffs.

You're welcome Hope it helps.

The author said that it was Luo Guanzhong.

Because the people in the Water Margin are particularly righteous, it is not suitable for teenagers to read, and the characters in the Three Kingdoms are relatively old and cunning, so it is not suitable for the elderly to read such books.

"Water Margin" is full of rivers and lakes, and there are many fights and killings, which is easy to affect the three views of young people. "Three Kingdoms" is full of wisdom and courage, teaching people how to fight, and it is not suitable for the elderly.

Because of his impulsive personality when he was young, he was prone to accidents after watching the Water Margin, and he was easy to be depressed about life when he was old.

I don't read the Water Margin because the era described in the Water Margin is relatively dark, and all kinds of people are forced to go to Liangshan, and the tone of the whole book is relatively gloomy. When describing the heroes of Liangshan, there are all kinds of righteousness, happiness and enmity, which are easy to make young people with strong blood have inexplicable yearnings.

I don't read the Three Kingdoms because this book is actually written about a group of frustrated people, although they were all heroes in the world at the time. But judging by the results, they are all disappointed.

It doesn't matter who reaches a certain age. It is inevitable that there will be a lot of unsatisfactory in my heart, and there will be a lot of regrets and sadness. At this time, let's look at the Three Kingdoms. What is written on the paper is Cao Sun Liu, and all he thinks about is his past, and it is inevitable that there will be a lot of sadness, so it is better not to look at the Three Kingdoms.

"Don't read "Water Margin" when you are young, and don't read "Three Kingdoms" when you are old" means that people should not read "Water Margin" when they are young, and they should not read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" when they are old.

"Water Margin" tells the story of the heroes of Liangshan who do the right thing for heaven and kill the rich to help the poor, and the young man happens to be in a rebellious and bloody period, and it is easy to follow suit after watching too much.

"Romance of the Three Kingdoms" tells the story of the struggle for hegemony during the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms.

1. Don't read the Water Margin. Don't read the Water Margin when you're young, because people are young and full of blood, and it's easy to fight and be aggressive. And because the book "Water Margin" has a poignant description and narration of human nature and the dark side of society, it has a dark physique to a certain extent.

Coupled with the one hundred and eight heroes of the Water Margin, almost none of them ended well in the end. Therefore, when I read Water Margin when I was a teenager, it was easy to have a disappointment and pessimism about life and society. Therefore, there is a saying that "less do not read the Water Margin".

Second, I don't read the Three Kingdoms. Reading "Three Kingdoms" is for "thieves". Why?

As the old saying goes, "old is not a thief". The "thief" here refers to someone who is well versed in the world and treats people as treacherous.

If you read "Three Kingdoms" again, it is difficult to say whether it will be more sophisticated and calculating, and I am afraid that it will be regarded as a "thief" even more! In addition, when elderly people read "Three Kingdoms", they often think of the great feat of calling friends and standing out from the crowd when they were young, and then look at the reality that no one is popular in old age, and then flow out of the bitter old tears of people going to tea, or when they were young, they were ill-fated and displaced, and then look at the conspiracy, conspiracy, and conspiracy in "Three Kingdoms", and they can't help but sigh about their own experiences. If you encounter narrow-mindedness, you can't think about it for a while, but use the set in the book to deal with people or things in reality, to people, so there is a saying that "I don't read the Three Kingdoms".

I'm afraid that strictly speaking, it is better for people with simple judgment not to read the Water Margin, and for people with a cowardly temperament, it is better not to read the Three Kingdoms. It is because these books are full of darkness, lust, crime, calculation, negativity, depravity, pornography, violence, and servility, and without a clear judgment of right and wrong, coupled with a cowardly character, it is easy to be misled and become a slave to negative energy.

Don't read the Water Margin, the Water Margin is a book that is too desperate, and it is easy for young people to lose hope in the world, because it tells you that no matter what your intelligence and ability are, a aggrieved world will always make everything you do helpless, even if you are forced to go to Liangshan, in the end, you can only die in vain, or end silently, in the end, the story of Liangshan is more like a big dream, everyone is forced to move forward by fate, and in the end there is no reason, just as Lu Ti Ha realized, but it is just a chaos in the rolling tide.

If you don't read the Three Kingdoms, the Three Kingdoms kill a book full of folk yy, which is easy to make the elderly feel ridiculous, because what it tells you is actually a success story, and the world will always give you an ending for what you do, that is, the so-called long-term must be divided, and the long-term must be together, the same is the tide, how can there be a big river to go.

Of these two things, the former is closer to real life, but it is not the one that young people need to know, and the latter is probably the object of most old people's sneer.

Therefore, I don't look at the Water Margin, because the Water Margin is too real, and I don't look at the Three Kingdoms, because the Three Kingdoms are too hypocritical.

It's easy to understand if you don't look at the Water Margin, you are young, don't use knives and guns all day long, make disorderly crimes, and it's easy to have accidents. If you don't look at the Three Kingdoms, it's more difficult to say, my understanding is that when you're older, you have a certain understanding of life and your insight into things, and many of the things described in the Three Kingdoms are not human beings.

I saw a topic that day, saying what are the similarities and differences between "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Water Margin", which is quite interesting. For the grass people who like cattle, there must be something to think about. After thinking about it, I didn't even make a draft, and I finished it in one go.

First, let's express the similarities:

One,It's all a group of old men with five horses and spears, intrigues, and gangs. The few beauties interspersed in betweenness fell victim to a variety of different ways. The success of men is happy, and the death or immortality of women is very aggrieved.

II,It was a serious problem within the group company that led to the loss of control of the local branches, and as a result, the local branches began to disobey the management of the headquarters, and then gathered people to plot to overthrow the board of directors, and even replace the chairman.

Three,The first half of the group is passionate, enthusiastic, and thriving; The second half is all kinds of bleakness, variety of sadness, and unsatisfactory.

Four,They are all rendered and processed according to the characters and events in reality, adding branches and leaves, and there are a lot of ingredients that hurt the cow. In this article, "Water Margin" is even worse.

Five,They all weakened the strongest in fact, and strengthened and praised the weaker ones according to the social values of the time. The point is that you can't pull it out when you see it.

Then, express the difference:

One,Most of the men in the three countries are in gangs, unless they are annexed, or they can't pee in a pot; Women are mostly feudal and old-fashioned. Most of the men in the Water Margin also gang up, but they end up urinating in a pot; Most women are in pursuit of freedom and happiness.

II,The head office of the group of the three countries eventually collapsed outright; In the end, the head office of the Water Margin Group escaped temporarily.

Three,The last of the Three Kingdoms is to enter a new dungeon and open a new version; In the end of the Water Margin, the group was almost wiped out after the dungeon was played, and the player drank the medicine himself and deleted the number.

Four,The Three Kingdoms is a group of people who sit down and just start drinking, they are not drunk, they are slightly drunk, and most of what they say is reliable; The Water Margin is a group of people who drink bare-chested rice, and they can't talk anymore, and what they say is basically nothing.

Five,The Three Kingdoms are full of heroes, the general trend of the world, and each of them upgrades in an attempt to dominate; The Water Margin is an elite group, and the hegemony is expected, but it was commanded and pitted.

The above is for entertainment only, anyway, there is no tax on cattle. There are supplements, there are corrections, there are teachings, and those who come do not refuse.

"Water Margin" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are both famous long chapters in ancient China, and they are also representative works of ancient historical romance. Both of them are based on real history and have successfully created a series of otherworldly and different heroic images. They are all about the peasant uprising troops, the Three Kingdoms is the Yellow Turban Uprising, and the Water Margin is the Juliangshan Uprising.

I think there are some similarities between the two, for example, they are both allusions to some of the ills and current events of the society at that time, and inspire readers through characters and stories.

Their similarities all occur in troubled times, and the characters depicted in heroic stories are mostly heroic and legendary characters.

Because there are some particularly exciting fight plots in "Water Margin", this is not very good for children, and it is not conducive to the formation of their values, because there are some plots in the Three Kingdoms that are particularly impressive, and the elderly will be very sad if they watch it.

Because "Water Margin" is suitable for the elderly**, and "Three Kingdoms" is suitable for young people who are full of enthusiasm.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is suitable for teenagers to watch when they are studying, and they pay attention to military strategy, while most of the Water Margin is about adults' life strategies.

"Water Margin" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are two classical masterpieces in China, and they have many similarities in content and form:

1.All are based on historical stories. "Water Margin" is based on the story of Li Chuang, a peasant rebel army in the late Northern Song Dynasty, and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is based on historical events during the Three Kingdoms period.

2.They are all known for their heroic stories. Both books describe the stories of many martial arts heroes, eulogizing heroism and chivalrous spirit.

3.The character settings are similar. Both books have 108 main characters, and both have concepts of overseers, generals, and other characters. The personalities of the characters are also more idealistic.

4.All have obvious themes of loyalty and patriotism. "Water Margin" expresses the yearning for an ideal regime, and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" promotes the idea of loyalty to the country and the monarch.

5.All are made of chapter back material. Both books use classical chapters and chapters, with heroic stories as the line to hold the silver rope, and advance the plot layer by layer, compact and vivid.

6.All of them are fused with elements of gods and demons. Both books add some myths and legends to the mysteries and drama of the stories.

7.All belong to military heroes**. Both books prominently describe martial arts military scenes and praise martial arts courage.

8.The language is romantic and elegant. The language of both books inherits the style of the Tang and Song dynasties, the Ming and Qing dynasties, and the rhetoric is gorgeous and magnificent.

Therefore, "Water Margin" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" have a high degree of similarity in many aspects such as creative background, theme selection, character banquet concept, theme ideas, genre forms, plot techniques, etc., and they are both outstanding representative works of Chinese classical martial arts. They have had a wide and far-reaching impact on the creation of later generations.