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Anonymous users2024-02-06is real, there are relevant records of them in the history books, and the eighteen heroes are just more mythical.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05No, only Qin Qiong, Shan Xiongxin, Lai Hu'er, and Wei Chigong are real in history, and the others are fictional characters in literary works.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04No, the vast majority of people do not exist, and even the number one Li Yuanba is a virtual character.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03There is no saying of 108 generals in the Sui and Tang dynasties, there are "eighteen masters", "four fierce" and "four unique", and the four fierce and four absolute thirteen masters refer to the characters of "eight hammers of gold, silver, copper and iron, four fierce and four absolute thirteen masters" in the Sui and Tang dynasties.
1. The eighteen heroes are: Xifu Zhao King Li Yuanba, Tianbao General Yuwen Chengdu, Silver Hammer Taibao Pei Yuanqing, Purple Face Heavenly King Xiong Kuohai, Nanyang Hou Wu Yunzhao, Mountain King Wu Tianxi, Boy Du Luocheng, Backer King Yang Lin, Flower Knife Shuai Wei Wentong; The Four Treasures General Shang Master and Apprentice, the Eight Horse General Xin Wenli, the Double Gun General Ding Yanping, the Golden Knife Shuai Zuo Tiancheng, the Iron Spear Will Protect the Child, the Flat Hammer General Liang Shitai, the Xiao Meng Taste Qin Qiong, the Soap Robe General Wei Chi Gong, and the Red-haired Lingguan Shan Tong.
2. Four fierce: Luo Shixin, Laihu'er, Xinwenli, and Qinyong.
3. Four absolutes: Luo Song's gun, Cheng Jin's three axes and a half, Yang Guang's mediocrity, and Qin Qiong's loyalty.
The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties is a long chapter with the dual nature of heroic legends and historical romances created by the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty writers Chu Renhou, with a total of 20 volumes and 100 times.
"Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" is compiled and processed on the basis of the previous official history, folklore and popular ** about the Sui and Tang dynasties. Its birth marks the transformation of the creation of Tang Dynasty themes, and also represents a trend in the development of long white stories in the Ming and Qing dynasties, <>
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Anonymous users2024-02-02You are saying that Tang and Water Margin are two in one.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Only 18 heroes of the Sui and Tang dynasties are mentioned, in order:1, Li Yuanba, King of Zhao in Xifu.
2, Tianbao General Yuwen Chengdu.
3, eight-armed Pei Yuanqing.
4. The purple-faced king is majestic and vast.
5, Nanyang Hou Wu Yunzhao.
6, Wu Yunzhao's younger brother Wu Tianxi.
7, Yanshan Gongshao Paul Cheng.
8, the backer king Yang Lin.
9, the handsome Wei Wentong.
10. The Four Treasures General is still a master and apprentice.
11, the eight horses will be the new Wenli.
12, double-gun veteran Ding Yanping.
13, the handsome of the Golden Knife Palace attacked and cracked Zuo Tiancheng.
14, the iron gun will protect the child.
15, hanging hammer Zhuang Zhuang Zhuang Liang Shitai.
16, Generalissimo Qin Qiong.
17, the soap-robed general Wei Chi Gong.
18, red-haired spirit official Shan Xiongxin.
Features of Heroes of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.
"Saying Tang" gives full play to the characteristics of folklore that is good at laying out the story, and uses the main pen and ink to describe the story of the heroes of Wagang Village who robbed the king bar, robbed the prison, opposed Shandong, took the golden embankment from the horse, took the tile gang with three axes, and established the uprising regime, with twists and turns in the plot and vivid description.
In terms of shaping the image of the characters, attention is paid to highlighting the source of personality and making them look different. For example, Qin Qiong's generosity and kindness, Ren Chi's righteousness, Luo Cheng's youthful spirit, Wei Chigong's fierce and resolute, Xu Maogong's wisdom and calculation, etc., are all quite distinctive.
Among them, Shan Xiongxin's bold and violent character is full of tragedy, he vows not to surrender to the Tang Dynasty, faces a strong enemy and leaves his wife and children, rides alone and kicks the camp, and sees death as his home. The depiction of Cheng Biting Jin is particularly divine. He came from a humble background, and after several tribulations, he became the "demon king of the mixed world" in Wagangzhai from a poor man who was wandering and begging for food.
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