The story of the hero fighting the tiger in Water Margin .

Jingyang Gang Wu Song Fights the Tiger".

Black Whirlwind Yiling Kills the Four Tigers

Jie Zhen Jie Bao Double Prison Break

The first place: Wu Song fights the tiger; Wu Song, a good man from Liangshan, went home to visit his brother, passed through Jingyanggang, went to the restaurant to drink eighteen bowls, and wanted to go in a hurry after getting drunk. The restaurant told him that there was a tiger hurting people on the hill and advised him not to do it.

Wu Song didn't believe it, and encountered a white-fronted insect in Gangshangguo. Wu Song fought his life to beat the tiger to death with both fists, removing a major harm for the local people.

The second place: Li Kui beats the tiger; After going to Liangshan, Li Kui thought of his mother, and in order to make his mother happy, he went home to pick up his old mother to go to Liangshan. After returning home, Li Kui carried his blind old mother to Liangshan, and when passing by Yiling on the way, Li Kui put down his mother to fetch water.

When he returned, he found that the old mother had been eaten by a tiger. Li Kui was angry and killed a litter of four tigers.

The third place: Xie Zhen, Xie Bao and fight tigers; Xie Zhen and Xie Bao brothers are hunters in Dengzhou, hunting for a living; One day, he set traps and shot Chinese medicine arrows and killed the tiger.

Summary. Hello, there are four people who fight or kill tigers among the heroes of Liangshan, and they are all Shandong heroes. Wu Song beat the tiger with his bare hands, Li Kui killed 4 tigers with a knife, and Xie Zhen and Jie Bao used a nest bow to shoot the tiger, killing a total of six tigers.

What are the tiger-fighting heroes in "Water Margin".

Hello, there are four people who fight or kill tigers among the heroes of Liangshan, and they are all Shandong heroes. Wu Song beat the tiger with his bare hands, Li Kui killed 4 tigers with a knife, and Xie Zhen and Jie Bao used a nest bow to shoot the tiger, killing a total of six tigers.

Wu Song's fight against tigers is passive and reckless, and Wu Song is not not afraid of tigers. The reason why he went to Jingyanggang was because the rivers and lakes were sinister, and he was afraid that the "Three Bowls but Gang" restaurant was the kind of black shop that made money and killed people; When he saw the tiger's seal in Jingyanggang, the reason why he refused to turn back and go down the mountain was because of the psychology of the chivalrous "soldiers can be killed, not humiliated". Not only that, his fight against the tiger was first of all a self-help operation, and if he couldn't win, he didn't even have bones, and what was famous all over the world and eliminated harm in the name was only objectively drawn out after his success in this self-rescue operation.

Therefore, the important point that distinguishes Wu Song from Li Kui in killing tigers and Xie Zhen and Xie Bao to hunt tigers is passivity and self-help.

"Water Margin" Wu Song's ending: When Wu Song was fighting against Fang La, Wu Song lost an arm for Bao Daoyi, and Wu Song refused to return to Bianjing when he was a teacher, and became a monk in Liuhe Temple, and was named the Qingzhong Patriarch, giving 100,000 yuan of money to live all his life, and finally died at the age of eighty.

Wu Song is an important figure in Shi Nai'an's classical masterpiece "Water Margin". Because he ranks second in the family, he is also called "Wu Erlang". After the blood splashed Mandarin Duck Tower, in order to avoid the arrest of the government, he changed to the head of the head, and the people in the rivers and lakes called "Wu Song".

Character originsWu Song is a native of Qinghe County, and he has an older brother named Wu Dalang. Both parents died when he was a child, and he was raised by his brother Wu Dalang. Although this Wu Song brother was born to the same mother, Wu Song is eight feet long, dignified, and has a hundred catties of strength all over his body.

Wu Dalang is less than five feet long, with a hideous face, ridiculously short and short, and is nicknamed "three-inch Dinggu bark".

This is indeed the case, this ending is also very suggestive, different people have different endings, and the heroes of Liangshan were finally recruited by the imperial court.

It should be true, and this is just a speculation, and the final ending should be a more open-ended Celery finale Xiang Shouchun, so what we think is also right.

It's true, and I also agree with this point of view very much, because I have already watched the finale of Water Margin, so I know that this statement is very correct.