What are the comparisons between Li Kui and Zhang Fei, and what is the significance of the compariso

Li Kui and Zhang Fei are both relatively straightforward but both have irascible personalities, and they are both very brave in battle.

However, Li Kui is just a reckless man, more impulsive, and reckless.

And Zhang Fei is a general, who is relatively meticulous in his work, and is a general who can lead troops to fight.

The friends on the second floor are too powerful, but I didn't say anything about their personalities.

Miao Miao Miao Friends on the second floor, you grasp the characteristics of the characters too accurately.

Zhang Fei's force is 99 and Li Kui is only 80+. Their biggest gap is that Zhang Fei can beat 10 Li Kui hahaha.

Zhang Fei is one of the leaders of the country, one person is above ten thousand; Li Kui? Hehe, the gangsters at the bottom of society are still criminal suspects. That's the essential difference.

Zhang Fei is thick and fine, but Li Kui is loyal and filial.

Li Kui is only thick but not fine, and Zhang Fei is thick and fine.

One is a past life and the other is a reincarnation!!

Zhang Fei is a general who commands thousands of troops, and Li Kui is a thug and there is no comparison.

How can it be the same person, first of all, Zhang Fei is a real person in history, and Zhang Fei is a native of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period, and Li Kui is a ** person, whether there is a real person in history or not, and Li Kui's character image is from the Song Dynasty.

Are you talking about actors, CCTV's Water Margin and Romance of the Three Kingdoms Li Kui and Zhang Fei are played by the same actors.

No, Zhang Fei is in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and Li Kui is in the Water Margin.

Zhang Fei and Li Kui are not the same person, this is the actor actor.

Mentally retarded question!?Elementary school students know it! One is the Three Kingdoms and the other is the Song Dynasty, a difference of several hundred years! Think about it, is it ...... alone?

Experience: Song Jiang sent to Jiangzhou, Li Kui made a big fuss about the fisherman's fish for Song Jiang's fresh fish, and let go of the fisherman's fish, but he didn't expect Zhang Shun, the owner of the fisherman's tooth, to come and fight with Li Kui.

Li Kui's personality characteristics: reckless, foolish, irritable, hot-tempered, righteous and upright.

Zhang Shun, the character in "Water Margin", ranked thirtieth in Liangshan, and the third leader of the eight members of Shuizhai, because of his excellent wateriness, he was nicknamed "Baitiao in the Waves", and the sky damaged the stars. In several encirclements and suppressions against the imperial court, Zhang Shun captured Gao Yu alive and became famous. In the end, he followed Song Jiang to conquer Fang La, and was killed by random arrows at Yongjinmen.

Li Kui is an important figure in the Chinese classical ** "Water Margin", and he is also one of the most important characters in the Yuan miscellaneous drama "Water Margin". Born thick and dark, nicknamed "Black Whirlwind". Yishui County, Yizhou Baizhang Village people.

Because he killed someone, he escaped, met pardon, and was left in Jiangzhou as a prison by Dai Zong. In order to save Song Jiang and Dai Zong's catastrophe, Li Kui and everyone made trouble in Jiangzhou, carrying the old mother to Liangshan, and then the old mother was eaten by the tiger, Li Kui angrily killed a nest of four tigers. Li Kui used to use a pair of plate axes, and when Liangshan ranked second, he ranked 22nd, and was the fifth infantry leader of Liangshan.

Li Kui Yanqing returned to Liangshan together, and heard that Song Jiangchai, the daughter of Liu Taigong, had been robbed. Li Kui was furious, thinking that Song Jiang had broken the oath of doing the right thing for the sky, so he went back to Liangshan to cut down the apricot yellow flag and wanted to kill Song Jiang.

It can be seen that he has clear grievances and hatred, and he is jealous and hateful. Li Kui has the heaviest affection for his eldest brother Song Jiang, who can be described as obedient and loyal, but when he learned that Song Jiang robbed the people's daughters, he was furious, cut down the banner of "doing the right thing for heaven", and wanted to fight with Song Jiang, but later found out that it was a misunderstanding. It can be seen that Li Kui's respect for Song Jiang is based on the benevolence and righteousness of "timely rain".

Li Kui wronged Song Jiang and almost killed Song Jiang, which was a great offense to Song Jiang for Li Kui, so he must ask for guilt.

Although people are relatively coarse,. But he is still a man of justice.

Zhang Fei of the Three Kingdoms and Li Kui of the Water Margin, the reason why they often compare the two together is because the two are very similar in terms of character image, and even not only in character image but also quite similar in personality, both of them have rough faces, big and round bodies, and both have strong martial arts. <>

But if you talk about which of the two of them is more powerful, then I think Zhang Fei is naturally more powerful. Why?

That's because Li Kui and Zhang Fei are not comparable in reality, and they can even be used with one being brave and unscrupulous, and the other being thick and fine. <>

And Zhang Fei, without exception, is the person who is thick and fine, and it can be seen from ** that he is ruined? It can be seen in Zhang Fei's marching and fighting, for example, when the Yang Bridge is broken, Zhang Fei will use his wit, and the smoke will take off, making Cao Cao suspicious, so that he does not dare to move forward, which is the embodiment of Zhang Fei's coarse and meticulous resourcefulness.

For example, when Zhang Fei entered Xishu, he was able to explain Yan Yan again, which further shows that Zhang Fei is a person who focuses on the overall situation and is a qualified and excellent general. Not only has a strong martial arts, but also has the wisdom of a general, especially in the struggle with Cao Wei's five good generals, Zhang Fei won a complete victory, which also established the reputation of Zhang Fei as the five tiger generals of Shu Han. <>

And look at Li Kui, what will he do? He is just stupid and stupid, very righteous, and has a good life, is not afraid of death, and is extremely brave, wielding a two-plate axe that no one can stop and no one dares to provoke.

If it is said that there is a lot of finesse, it is very resourceful, it can be said that there is nothing, and it is a big kill to see anyone, no one can stop it, no one dares to provoke, it is terrifying.

For example, in the battle of Hujiazhuang, it was clear that Song Jiang had already negotiated peace with Hujiamo Qingzhuang, but Li Kui ignored the overall situation, only cared about his own happiness, and killed red-eyed.

How could such a brave and resourceful person, such a heavy person, defeat Zhang Fei, a strong martial artist, a coarse and meticulous, and very resourceful general!

Therefore, the duel between the two is naturally more powerful than Zhang Fei.

I think Zhang Fei of the Three Kingdoms will be more powerful Chachun, Zhang Fei of the Three Kingdoms is very strong, he is very smart, he has his own ideas, and has his own opinions on one thing, but Li Kui will be more rude, like a reckless man who is not lenient.

I think Zhang Fei is even more powerful. Because Zhang Fei has a plan, and his martial arts are indeed very high, but Li Kui only knows how to do it.

Li Kui, this person is more powerful, and he is also relatively smart, and his force value is also very strong, which is very admirable.

I offer you the evaluation of a famous artist, talking about his literary image:

Li Kui is one of the characters with the most prominent personality characteristics in "Water Margin", and most of the public readers' evaluations of Li Kui are reckless, cruel, murderous, and cute. But under the appearance of murder, there is a deep meaning hidden by the author Shi Nai'an: to create a non-mainstream hero who has the courage to eradicate everything and extremely despises the feudal social system and ritual traditions, which is the author Shi Nai'an's expression of dissatisfaction and spiritual catharsis for the society in which he lives.

Heaven Killer"This name is given to Li Kui, which is not only well-deserved, but also carries the author's desire to break through the shackles of feudal society.